A half-noble bastard.
In a cottage near Nottingham, the low-born son of the shire's baron is raised by his peasant mother to respect the poor and keep his honor. "Deeds make a man, Robert. Not a title," she tells her son.
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Driven by honor.
Consumed by passion.
Robert’s wit and virtue win the love of Marian De Beaumont, the libertine daughter of a high court official. Their ardent love affair ends abruptly when Marian is forced into a political marriage to a gay husband, testing their love for each other.
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Military hero.
Robert’s skills as a warrior help prince Richard the Lionheart become king. Six months into Richard’s reign, the new monarch departs on a crusade to the Holy Land, leaving his brother John as Regent.
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Champion for the poor.
When the ruthless Prince John threatens peasant lives with his cruel taxes, Robert must make a decision. Will he break the law and compromise his honor to save the poor?
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The destiny of honor.
The decision to become a brigand known as Robin Hood draws Robert into an undertow of power that will shape his destiny – and make him a king.
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EDITIORIAL REVIEWS!
“Thought-provoking. A real page-turner.”
Bob White, Chairman
Worldwide Robin Hood Society
“A sexy retelling of the Robin Hood legend.”
Rebecca Coffey
Author and journalist (Forbes, NPR )
“Gusto. Humor. Eros.”
Ralph Keyes
Author of The Post-Truth Era
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A Grown Up Robin Hood, Better than the One I Loved in Childhood.
R.A. Moss's version of the Robin Hood tale is great adventure, romantically charged, yet more adult, complex, with great social commentary for our times.
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Strong, updated story line
An updated version of the Robin Hood legend adding twists to both plot and character. A strong story line that extends from Robin's early days on a farm outside of Nottingham and then stretching over the course of many years- as friend to King Richard, outlaw, noble and eventually king- when he ultimately must face both loss and a reckoning with past decisions.
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A fantastic twist on the Robin Hood legend!
I'm a huge fan of alternate history in general, with work by authors like Harry Turtledove and Robert Harris occupying a decent part of my library. King Robin fits in well with this genre, offering a unique new perspective on the Robin Hood character that fits contemporary sensibilities well and has a thoroughly cinematic quality to the flow of the story.
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A Different Tale from Sherwood
Seniors who knew Robin Hood and his merry men from years ago can enjoy this version and visualize the battles and acts of gallantry. A movie version would be welcome.
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