This is how I suggest you read the series, but the year they’re set in is listed if you’d rather read chronologically:
Wolf’s Head -1321
Knight of the Cross -1309
This one can really be read any time but I think it’s best to meet the characters of Sir Richard and Stephen in Wolf’s Head before moving onto this spin-off novella.
The Wolf and the Raven – 1322
“The Escape” – 1323
Short story starring Little John
Rise of the Wolf – 1323
Friar Tuck and the Christmas Devil – 1323
“The Prisoner” – 1325
Novelette starring Robin and Little John
“The Rescue” – 1325
Short story starring Matilda and Marjorie.
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Blood of the Wolf – 1326
The Abbey of Death – 1328
Faces of Darkness – 1328
There is also now an omnibus edition of all four Forest Lord NOVELS available. It’s cheaper than buying the books (Wolf’s Head, The Wolf and the Raven, Rise of the Wolf and Blood of the Wolf) separately.
Really enjoyed “Wolfshead”. Have read a lot of books of this genre by authors like Bernard Cornwell, Angus Donald and Jan Guillou, but found your work really refreshing! Can’t wait for this next episode. Like the way you portray Gisbourne as a real bastard!
Hope it goes well.
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Thanks Jeff – the sequel is coming along nicely, shouldn’t be too long now. Thanks for your support! 🙂
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Hiya Steve, really enjoyed Wolfs Head, looking forward to the new one. Definite purchase on day of release
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Thanks Mike, I’m glad you liked it. Thank you also for your review on Amazon, much appreciated 🙂
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The best story of Robin Hood I have ever read! When will it become a movie? Any offers in the works?
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Thank you Victor! There WAS some interest a couple of months ago but I’ve not heard any more about it unfortunately. Hopefully someone will pick up on the books eventually. 🙂
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Just finished The Wolf and the Raven – loved it and now seeking the followups . My Gran lived near Sherwood Forest and played in the Major Oak as a child . We are a family who love the story of Robin Hood . Love in New Zealand and will one day visit what is left of Sherwood
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Thank you Di! Brilliant to know the legend lives on even in NZ!
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