Robyn Hood: A Girl's Tale

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by K. M. Shea


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  Robyn Hood: Fight for Freedom: The ballads lie. Robin Hood, the Bold and Brave Outlaw of Sherwood Forest, is cowardly, spineless, and a girl.

  Robyn has left her band of Merry Men after losing an archery contest against Little John. Fleeing, Robyn runs to the last place her men would look: the courts of Prince John. Robyn successfully masks her identity until Little John and Will Scarlet locate her with Marian’s help. Unfortunately the Merry Men are found out, and the Sheriff makes plans to hang them. Robyn must save her men and find a way out of the locked Nottingham Castle, or she will lose her trusted partners to the noose.

  The Merry Men aren’t the only friends Robyn is fighting for. Marian—Robyn’s childhood friend—will be unwillingly married to the persistent and violent Sir Guy of Gisborne if Robyn can’t stop the wedding.

  Can Robyn save her men, her closest friend, and finally pay King Richard’s ransom? Robyn Hood: Fight for Freedom is the sequel to Robyn Hood: A Girl’s Tale.

  Table of Contents

  Chapter 1: A Lege

  Chapter 2: My First Merry Man

  Chapter 3: Steal from the Rich

  Chapter 4: John Little

  Chapter 5: Scarlet Stranger

  Chapter 6: New Camp

  Chapter 7: Foresters Attack

  Chapter 8: Princes and Friars

  Chapter 9: Robbing Prince John

  Chapter 10: Robin Hood No More

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