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Combining the legend of Robin Hood with the English politics of 1080-1100 A.D., Lawhead writes a tale of medieval troubles that (as he points out in his afterward) can be compared to many troubled countries of today.
William Scatlocke, Scarlet, is an important member of society until Wm. the Conqueror comes along & the whole Saxon world is destroyed. Finding himself without a home & under Forest Law, Scatlocke goes to Wales to seek King Raven; one he has heard is fighting the Normans in his own w ...more
William Scatlocke, Scarlet, is an important member of society until Wm. the Conqueror comes along & the whole Saxon world is destroyed. Finding himself without a home & under Forest Law, Scatlocke goes to Wales to seek King Raven; one he has heard is fighting the Normans in his own w ...more
This is a nice take on the Robin Hood legend. This book in the series is told from the viewpoint of Will Scarlet.
Nice addition in the series.
Nice addition in the series.
Apr 01, 2009
Lena
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Rabbit {Paint me like one of your 19th century gothic heroines!}
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Ashley Perez
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Beth
marked it as retelling-fairy-tales
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HJ
marked it as maybe
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Sue
marked it as to-read_later-in-series
