Robin and Her Merry Men

Read Robin and Her Merry Men Storyline:

Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences.  Contains language and actions some may deem
offensive.  Sexually explicit content.  Menage – M/F/M – with M/F scenes.

In book one of Wickedly Ever After:  Robin Hoode was born with a silver spoon in
mouth, but never felt comfortable in the life of wealth and privilege.  Growing up, she had always been the odd sheep
in the family, taking her over abundance of lunch money and extra food to the
homeless and less fortunate in secrecy.  When
the mayor taxes the town’s people out of their homes and out on the streets,
Robin sees an opportunity to take a stand and give back to the very people
whose blood and sweat built their city. 
Like a thief in the night, Robin Hoode steals from the rich to give to
the poor.

Will Scarlett had a great career, owned his own house, and
lived a comfortable life…until Mayor Nottingham ruined the blue-collar economy
and he lost everything.  Forced out of
his home, he joins forces with others like him and takes refuge in Sherwood
Forest, living a life of serene simplicity. 
When a nosey little journalist starts poking around in their business
threatening their existence with promises of money and supplies, he fights the
undeniable attraction and the ache in his jeans to protect their last resort for
survival.

John Naylor, or Little John as he was known growing up, has
loved Robin as long as he could remember. 
When she takes notice of him for the first time as the attractive man he
has become, John risks it all to help her on her mission—even at the cost of
family and his position in life.

Come to Sherwood Forest where fairy tales are made and love
has no boundaries.  Robin Hoode, one
thief—two men who love her—and a town full of despair.