Robin Hood and His Merry Foresters

Long before he became a legend, he was just a man with a bow and a cause. This collection of tales follows Robin Hood's transformation from bold youth to the outlawed champion of Sherwood Forest, gathering around him a band of merry rogues who would rather die free than live as slaves to unjust law. Set during the reign of Henry II, the stories crackle with the thrill of the chase, the danger of the greenwood, and the fierce loyalty of men who share bread and peril in equal measure. The Sheriff of Nottingham grows fat on the poor while Robin and his foresters strike from the shadows, taking from the grasping nobles and giving to the peasants who饥荒-starve. But beware: the longbow sings its song, and the Sheriff's men are always near. Here is the Robin Hood who has thrilled readers for centuries: clever, daring, and unbowed.