Continuing the excitement from Wallace's War, The Hunt takes readers deeper into the high-stakes world of the Lord Edward’s Archer series. This riveting tale is set against the backdrop of medieval England, where tensions rise as Scottish rebels threaten the peace of King Edward's kingdom.
The story opens with the haunting memories of Stirling Bridge lingering in the mind of King Edward. Aware that the Scottish insurrection is gaining momentum, the king is quick to act. He dispatches his most trusted man, Sir Gerald Warbow, a seasoned archer whose best days may be behind him, but whose loyalty and skills are unparalleled.
Sir Gerald’s mission is straightforward yet perilous: travel to France and apprehend the formidable rebel leader, William Wallace, a man known for his cunning and bravery. As he navigates through treacherous landscapes and hostile territories, Gerald must confront not only the external dangers posed by Wallace and his followers but also his own internal battles, questioning his strength and abilities.
This novel does not merely tell a story of pursuit; it delves into themes of loyalty, honor, and the sacrifices made in the name of duty. With vibrant characters and gripping action sequences, The Hunt keeps readers on the edge of their seats from the first page to the last. Matthew Harffy praises it as a 'medieval adventure with the pace and power of a war arrow in flight.'
Join Sir Gerald as he embarks on this thrilling quest that intertwines history and fiction, making 'The Hunt' an essential addition to any lover of historical novels. Experience the tension, the drama, and the intricate details of a world where every moment counts and every decision can change the course of history.
