Rise of the Wolf
The Forest Lord, Book 3
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Rise of the Wolf
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Narrated by:
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Nick Ellsworth
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By:
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Steven A. McKay
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Sir Guy of Gisbourne is back!
Bent on vengeance against Robin Hood and with a turncoat new lieutenant in tow, an unlikely new hero must stand up for herself....
Yorkshire, England - AD 1323
The greenwood has been quiet, and the outlaws have become complacent, but the harsh reality of life is about to hit the companions with brutal, deadly force, thanks to their old foe, Prior John de Monte Martini.
From a meeting with King Edward II himself to the sheriff's tournament with its glittering prize, the final, fatal, showdown fast approaches for the legendary Wolf's Head.
New friends, shattered loyalties, and a hate-fueled hunter who threatens to wipe out not only Robin's companions but his entire family will all play their part in the Rise of the Wolf.
©2015 Steven A. McKay (P)2015 Steven A. McKayContinue the series
Robin Hood and his band of outlaws are a surprisingly likeable bunch of human beings, you can feel for the characters, and find yourself rooting for them when faced with authority, which, to me, is a sign of excellent workmanship by the author.
For me the series contains the perfect balance of action, intrigue and just a little romance. Perfection.
I really cannot wait for book four, although I feel a little sad that it will be the last.
I would recommend this book to any reader who enjoys historical novels, be it Roman, Egyptian, etc. I came out of my comfort zone and was very pleasantly surprised. You will be too.
Legend comes to life
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If you could sum up Rise of the Wolf in three words, what would they be?
A great bookWhat was one of the most memorable moments of Rise of the Wolf?
Too many to listWhich scene did you most enjoy?
The fight with Sir Guy of GisbourneDid you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
AbsorbedAny additional comments?
Another excellent offering from Steven McKay. He has a very engaging way of telling a story so it never drags or gets boring. The tale holds one's attention to the end.Descriptions are vivid and graphic yet most likely accurate to the period. One really gets the feeling one is there with the characters. The story also gives a sharp impression impression what it must have been like in those times.
Let me not say anymore. Read it for yourself !!!
Another excellent offering from Steven McKay
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Bloody good show
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another great book by Steven A Mckay
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If you could sum up Rise of the Wolf in three words, what would they be?
Great Legend RetellingWhat was one of the most memorable moments of Rise of the Wolf?
The archery tournament.Have you listened to any of Nick Ellsworth’s other performances? How does this one compare?
He got better with each book, and he's read the whole series.If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Rise of the WolfAny additional comments?
This is a faithful capture of the Robin Hood legend. The characters are fantastic. It's brilliantly paced, too. I laughed and cried, and couldn't put it down.They just keep getting better.
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