More in the WILD SHERWOOD series. One trap for Robin Hood, another for Lady Marianne ~ The Hooded Outlaw of Sherwood Forest 1st available link: Online distributors everywhere ... except Amazon $3.99 US Amazon link click here $3.99 US When Robin Hood escapes a trap set by the Sheriff of Nottingham, he never expects to meet the love of his life, Lady Marianne of d’Airsey. The d’Airsey family received a manor and estate from King Richard himself. Yet the king is now imprisoned in Germany. His corrupt brother Prince John has placed his cronies in positions of power in England. One of those cronies is Baron Haughton, former holder of that estate. Sheriff Maldeville and Lord Polleone plot with Baron Haughton to steal back his lands. The Faerie Aubrette and Gilbert Whitehand join Robin and Marianne to thwart them. Yet how can outlaws and a disguised Faerie prevent Prince John from restoring the deeds to Baron Haughton? Wild Sherwood ~ Pe...
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First up, Dav the Wrestler, a friend of Robin Hood and his men. A Twist of Faerie Magic Twist after twist reveals the true heart. Dav spent months earning prizes for wrestling, all to raise enough coins to marry his love Edrys. On his return to Nottingham, however, he discovers Edrys married another man during his absence. When he sees bruises on her, he threatens her husband. Then the man is found dead, and Dav is accused. How can a twist of Faerie magic reveal the true culprit? ~ ~ ~ “A Twist of Faerie Magic” is the sixth story in the Wild Sherwood series. Find it here: https://books2read.com/u/bo2RMa https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B8B9KHCV Alan-a-Dale, “A Faerie Song for a Feast” Masks, Mummers, and a Faerie Song When a corrupt abbot double-charges the rents of simple farmers, Robin Hood and his men decide to intervene. Alan-a-Dale risks playing a song learned in the land of Faeries to help Robin Hood and his men. Yet the Faerie Elandrielle warne...
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