Unable to cope with the sick and dying who desperately entreat him to heal them with the power of the Grail, Arthur accepts an offer from an entrepreneur with a new approach to health care: siphon water through the Grail, bottle it, and sell it as a curative. Flooding the market, Grail Water becomes the hottest-selling commodity in the history of humanity. Unfortunately, it's also tainting the very purpose of the holy cup's existence-and Arthur may soon discover exactly how the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
It's not your father's King Arthur-- but it might be the one you share with your kids. -- Drew Bittner, SFRevu
The humor and dry wit of Peter David makes FALL OF KNIGHT a very enjoyable and entertaining reading experience. -- Harriet Klausner's Review Archive
I didn't find it entirely too thrilling or enchanting but it did have its moments. -- Caleb George, Italics