Voyage of Terror

This book is part of the Grailquest series, and it's a roleplaying game were the reader is supposed to be the hero. In each of the books of the series, you're playing the role of a young adventurer whose name is Pip, saving King Arthur's kingdom. In this specific adventure, you must prevent a Saxon invasion, but Merlin somehow missed a spell and you find yourself trapped in the Greek mythic ages... Weird, isn't it? Well, J.H. Brennan vision of the round table is a twisted and amusing one, somewhere between the original round table legends and Monty Python's Holy Grail, which makes this book (and all the others in the Grailquest series) very enjoyable. I discovered Voyage of Terror when I was 10 (I'm now 24) but I think it's still worth the read, especialy if you like fantasy and Terry Pratchett's sense of humor.