Young Robin lives alone with his widowed father, in a small village on the edges of Sherwood Forest in twelfth century England, during the reign of Henry II. It is a hard life for the farming villagers who rely on each other to survive. One day Robin returns home to find his father dead with a knife in his back. Rumours suggest the killer is one of a band of outlaws and thieves living deep in the forest. Leaving his friends and safety behind, Robin decides to seek the truth about his father's death. But rather than finding the outlaws, the outlaws find him, and Robin has a close brush with death. Luckily, he is saved by Scarlock, a mysterious outlaw living alone in Sherwood. Through him Robin begins to learn forest law, how to survive and how to use a longbow. Eventually Robin gets a lead in finding his father's killer but it is much closer to home than he expects ...
This is Book 1 in the Robin Hood Series. See all Robin Hood books here.
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Alex Milway has always enjoyed making up stories and, after leaving art college, he discovered that he liked to write and illustrate them as well. His interest in furry creatures first reared its head in the Mousehunter trilogy where weird and wonderful mice ran riot all over the world. With the Mythical 9th Division the fur quota got even bigger as he had t
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