Robin Hood and His Merry Men #35

When the King of Brabant arrives in England with his sights set on making the fair Maid Marian his bride, Robin Hood finds himself racing against time to save her from a forced marriage and a kingdom that cannot defend her. Captured and thrown into the castle dungeon, Robin must rely on cunning and the help of those loyal to him to turn the tables on an invader who commands a force of armored knights. In the forests of Sherwood, Robin discovers that steel armor and superior numbers may not be enough to overcome a man fighting for love.

Robin Hood fashions an extraordinary bow so powerful that even his own men doubt he can wield it—but when Prince John refuses to face him in honest combat, staying safely distant from the battlefield, Robin gets the chance to prove the weapon's worth. With blunt arrows that carry farther than anyone thought possible, Robin pursues the overconfident prince across Sherwood Forest, forcing the Norman lord to reckon with an outlaw who won't be laughed at or ignored.

When Captain Caleb Dawes and the sole survivor of his shipwreck, Elizabeth, wash ashore on the Peruvian coast, they're seized by a ruthless Spanish captain who forces Dawes to smelt stolen Inca gold—with Elizabeth's life held as ransom. As the Spanish grow nervous about unrest among the enslaved natives, Dawes and his Inca ally prepare a golden surprise that turns the tables on their captors. A tale of greed, courage, and ingenious revenge set against the backdrop of colonial conquest.

When the Duc de Bordeaux and his Norman forces invade England's coast while King Richard's troops fight in the Crusades, Robin Hood and his men fall under the invader's brutal grip—with Robin himself taken prisoner and forced to labor alongside Little John. Rallying the captured men and enlisting an unlikely ally in the castle smithy, Robin must orchestrate an escape and turn the tables on the occupying force before Bordeaux's iron rule takes permanent hold.

Robin Hood stakes his reputation on hunting down an enormous wild boar to feed the visiting King Richard, but the cunning beast proves far more formidable than the outlaw bargained for. When the king himself joins the hunt in Sherwood Forest, Robin must rely on his wits and resourcefulness to save the day—though perhaps not in the way he originally promised.