Medieval civilization was under threat from the undead. When lion-hearted Richard ruled the roost Of England, he decided that to boost His regal reputation he should mount A war to wrest from Turkish men the fount Of Christendom; yet in that desert land A zombie plague emerged from 'midst the sand. A necromancer's alchemistic spell Reanimated corpses bound for Hell (And even bound for Heaven's pearly gate). Soon after 'twas apparent that the fate Of all on Earth--the evil and the good-- Was in the hands of Robin of the Hood Whose outlaw men, along with Friar Tuck, Against rampaging hordes of zombies struck. They fought to save the likes of you and I, Not caring that one slip might make them die. Their tale lies here, within this humble book-- I pray you'll spare the time to take a look.

Join the merry minister on his adventures with Robin Hood in this thrilling, lyrical, laugh out loud new-telling of the classic tale. THE KINGDOM OF ENGLAND, ADVENT, 1199: Brother Michael Tuck is expelled from Fountaindale Abbey for a crime of charity. Surviving in Sherwood Forest on only his wits and prayers, the cosseted monk nurtures a new faith in his heart. CASTLE LOXLEY, MIDSUMMER'S DAY, 1200: Veteran of the Lionheart's last Crusade, Earl Robert of Loxley is arrested by the Sherriff of Nottingham for refusing to pay King John's new taxes. Robert escapes into nearby Sherwood on horseback, stripped of his title and lands. The lost Earl meets the wandering monk by a stream deep in the greenwood, and a legend is born. "Outstanding." "Compelling." "Very picturesque, very playful." "A completely new dimension to the legend." "A rollicking good tale. Conjures visual treats." "Gritty, moral and great entertainment." www.friartuckbook.com

I have written what I believe is how life works for all of us. It is a book that should give you, in the end, more questions than answers. The answers given within are there to stimulate your thinking processes, make you question what you may have before taken for granted or overlooked. Friar Tuck was used as the Guide because I felt no one would feel intimidated by this character. He represents good but not without all the human foibles we each demonstrate in our average lifestyle. He enjoys life and is held in high esteem for his honesty and integrity. He does not apply guilt or judgement, or become overbearing and pompous with his answers. Sherwood Forest is life itself as we live it, all the twists and turns, the known and the unknowns. The Traveller is all of us wandering blindly through life having been put off once too often letting cynicism lead the way.

A history of the famous outlaw, drawn by the author from traditional balads, which are the source of the material for 22 of the tales.

A young girl trains her blind dog to follow and trust a seeing-eye companion dog.

Twelve selected adventures of Robin Hood and his outlaw band who stole from the rich to give to the poor.

Told in lively comic-strip style, this book relates the tale of Robin and his merry band. Youngsters can read how Robin becomes an outlaw, gets a ducking from Little John and encounters a disguised Maid Marian.

December, 1323 AD Holly and ivy decorate the houses while voices are raised in song, but the Christmas cheer is tempered by terror this festive season, as demons haunt a small English village. Strange thefts; cloven hoof-prints in the snow; a house burned to the ground. Something evil stalks the icy streets of Brandesburton and former mercenary Tuck must find out what, before it's too late. As he sets out to solve the mystery the friar prays his faith will protect him. His faith AND his great quarterstaff, for he knows full well - the Devil makes no deals... This brand new novella from the best-selling author of the Forest Lord series will delight and entertain historical fiction fans looking to escape the madness of Christmas shopping for a little while. Grab a mince pie, warm some mulled wine, and join Friar Tuck on this snowy adventure! ..".a heart warming tale, wrapping the deep meaning of Christmas in amongst a clever little mystery..." Parmenion Book Reviews

The champion of the destitute and downtrodden rides again. Meet young Robin Hood before he becomes the hero of Sherwood Forest, and follow along with his band of merry men as his adventures become the stuff of legend. This lavishly illustrated picture book makes a wonderful gift title to complement Arthur of Albion and The Arabian Nights, and features nine tales including: “Robin Becomes an Outlaw,” “Robin Meets Little John,” “Robin and the Widow,” and “Robin’s Last Battle.”

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