Robin Hood #1

Robin Hood and his merry band venture to the Nottingham Fair to test their skills against the finest archers and wrestlers in England, but their victory in the competitions catches the attention of Robert Murdach's men, who see an opportunity to capture the outlaw for gold. When five of Murdach's hired rogues infiltrate Sherwood Forest posing as recruits, they discover firsthand that Robin Hood's true purpose is to aid the poor—a revelation that transforms their loyalties entirely. Now the former spies must decide where their allegiances truly lie as Murdach closes in with a trap.

When a runaway horse brings Lady Ann Loring to Robin Hood's side, she accuses him of robbing her father on the Fen Road—but the outlaw insists someone is impersonating him to frame his Merry Men. Determined to clear his name and protect King Richard's stolen gold, Robin must outwit the scheming Robert Murdach and turn the villain's own trap back against him.

When Vikings raid the English coast and trap King Arthur's forces in a ring of fire, it falls to young Sir Galant to find a way through—and the humble woodchoppers of the forest become England's unexpected salvation. With axes, cunning, and a debt to repay, Sir Galant leads a ragtag army of commoners in a desperate bid to turn the tide against the Norse invaders.

Odo, court jester to the tyrant Prince John, dreams of becoming a knight—until one fateful day when his careless insult lands him in the dungeon awaiting execution. Rescued by one of Robin Hood's men, Odo flees to Sherwood Forest, where he finally finds acceptance among the Merry Men; when Prince John's army closes in, Odo seizes his chance to prove himself in ways the fool never imagined. This tale explores what it truly means to find your place in the world, and the unexpected heroism that can spring from the most unlikely hearts.