Sophie Keetch read English Literature at Cardiff University, including the study of Arthurian legend. Her debut trilogy is a feminist retelling of the story of sorceress Morgan Le Fay. The first book, Morgan is my Name, was a #1 Audible bestseller and one of the Sunday Times’ Best Historical Fiction novels of 2023. The audiobook, narrated by Oscar-nominated actress Vanessa Kirby, was a The Times Audiobook of the Week. Sophie is Welsh and lives with her husband and son in South Wales.
'Brimming with betrayal, intrigue, and heartbreak, Le Fay shows us a woman determined to survive in a world bent on breaking her, and to become the agent of vengeance that came to help her.' Sharon Emmerichs, author of Shield Maiden 'Immersive, poignant and beautifully written, Le Fay is an exhilarating return to Morgan’s darkly thrilling story. I can’t wait for the final installment.' Carole Hailey, author of The Silence Project 'Simmers with romance and rage... A wonderful story of Arthurian legends come to life, grittily, vividly, magically... That ending has me yearning for Book 3!' Naomi Kelsey, author of The Burnings 'This second bite of Sophie Keetch’s delectable retelling of the life of Morgan Le Fay is an artful and arresting reimagining of Arthurian legend – as well as an absolutely cracking piece of storytelling. There’s magic, passion, intrigue, rage, all beautifully designed to beguile and delight. Bring on the grand finale!' Meg Clothier, author of The Book of Eve 'An utter delight. Keetch blends a deft and convincing historical vision of medieval chivalry and court life with dark and astonishing explorations of British folklore. This is a book sparked through with the gold of British magic; wild and wonderful, a true feminist vision of our oldest stories and sure to be a rising star of contemporary British fantasy.' Emma Hinds, author of The Knowing 'Keetch continues her resonant rehabilitation of the much maligned Morgan Le Fay... It’s a vibrant retelling of an old myth, packed full of passion, politicking and heartbreak.' Daily Mail