Laura Mcvey: 10 books

When Robin of Locksley returned to England after fighting in the Crusades, he expected a quiet homecoming. He did not expect to find his home burned and his family kidnapped by the Sheriff of Nottingham- but now that he has, he must battle to save his people from the treacherous Sheriff.

When a child dies in Nottingham, suspicion falls on a Jewish family, forcing Robin to intervene. The rebels' refusal to aid one of their own causes Bess and Alice to take matters into their own hands.

After fleeing from Robin's camp, Shaima is accosted by the Sheriff of Nottingham and must decide where her loyalties lie.

When a Nottingham villager stumbles across the outlaws' camp, Robin is challenged to find a new way to help his people. Meanwhile, the town innkeeper's daughter is romanced by a travelling minstrel, much to her father's disapproval.

When two bodies are found in Sherwood Forest, the Sheriff casts the blame on Robin, but the townspeople suspect otherwise. Meanwhile, Bess struggles with her father's role in the rebellion, and Allan begins his new job.

When an unexpected ally arrives in Nottingham, Will is torn over who he can trust. Meanwhile, Alice seeks revenge on Gisbourne and Allan contemplates his loyalties.

When a plague sweeps Nottingham, the outlaws are called upon to help as the town descends into anarchy. Meanwhile, disaster falls on the rebels, and a personal tragedy pulls Cecily's loyalty between the castle and her family.

News of King Richard arrives from overseas, causing everyone in Nottingham to re-evaluate their priorities.

With the rebels scattered and the village burning, Robin and the outlaws rush to free prisoners from the Sheriff's dungeon before it's too late.

As the Sheriff closes in, Robin and his outlaws band together with Thomas and the rebellion. However, dissent within the ranks threatens the lives of everyone involved.