Like Good Omens with Arthurian knights. Both massively escapist and a persuasive call to action – I’ve never read a book that treads so happily the ground between making you think, and making you laugh out loud.

If you like Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, you’ll enjoy Perilous Times . . . wryly witty, it’s an utterly original take on Arthurian myth

This audacious, original debut is angry as well as entertaining, and an exciting new take on the Matter of Britain

Lee has brought Arthur’s legends into these modern, perilous, times and has gifted us a story worthy of that canon

I HOWLED my way through this book! Smart, funny, refreshing fantasy, full of vivid characters who will bring a lot of joy to a lot of people . . . Anyone who liked Rivers of London will love this

Funny, weird, wise, lovely, and full of mad sh*t. You’ve never read anything like it before, and you should bang that order button now

Lee has a maestro’s eye for satire

Enormous fun, combining razor sharp wit with savage political commentary, propulsive action, and near-endless Arthurian Easter Eggs. A brilliant collision of ancient mysticism with modern madness

Angry, funny, grounded in a vital, urgent reality and soaring with joyous fantasy – a needful delight of a book

Lee’s tale of the Knights of the Round Table awaking in the modern world grabs hold and won’t let go. Forget the once-and-future-king; this is a once-and-future classic

Maintains a steady faith in humanity’s ability to bring itself back from the brink; swords can do more than cleave if they become rallying symbols for folks who do not recognize their own heroism. Readers with a love of Arthurian romance and ecological optimism will appreciate Mariam and Kay’s struggles and triumphs

Wow, what a book. Hilarious, heartwarming . . . such a fun, fresh twist on the Arthurian legend. All great fantasy is escapist, but this one offers a hard, and quite necessary, dose of reality as well

It’s rare to find a book so entertaining yet thematically juicy. Perilous Times has knights, mad science, corporate villainy, radicals from the far fringes of the left and right . . . and dragons ready to burn it all down. A delightful and poignant read for our times

Perilous Times is a gloriously fun book, easily the best I’ve read this year. It’s relentlessly entertaining, deadpan hilarious and full of heart. Give it five pages and you’ll be hooked.

A breakneck pace and a compelling urgency that pulls readers along on a wild, glorious, and epic ride . . . Highly recommended

An awesomely accomplished debut