The Quest for the Fair Unknown by Gerald Morris

I can tell that this series is building towards its finale: although it has much of the same style as the previous books, there are hints that not all is well in Arthur's kingdom and that a final confrontation is coming. I enjoyed the send-up of the falsely pious hermits, and even the book's lack of patience with Galahad (who is, as usual, somewhat of a twit). I am also a fan of the way that these books are on Gawain's side (as the best knight in Arthur's court).