The Archers: A Great Medieval Saga begins in the Feudal England of King Richard and King John (English Edition)

"The Archers" is the first book of an exciting saga of action and adventure set in medieval England. It's a good read—the tale of an Englishman who rises to become the captain of a company of archers and leads its survivors back to England from King Richard's crusade. Not all of the archers return as a result of intense fighting, but some of the former serfs and free men do return—as hardened veterans determined to improve their lot in cruel and brutal medieval England. This exciting novel combines military historical fiction with a family saga. It is respectfully offered at this low price in the hope that you will enjoy it and read the author's other books.

"The Archer's Castle" is the second novel in the saga. William, his brother Thomas, and William's young son George finally reach feudal England with the surviving archers and become embroiled in a war with the Earls of Cornwall and Devon.

"The Archer's Return" is the third novel in this great saga. William leaves his son George and his brother Thomas in England and returns to the Holy Land with his company's ranks filled with newly recruited archers—to earn coins for his family and men by helping refugees escape from the victorious Saracens and by using the galleys the company acquires to carry pilgrims and merchants between the crusader ports in the face of the Moorish pirates who dominate the Mediterranean Sea. The saga continues with more good reads.

Readers interested in the following themes and authors will enjoy the books in this action-packed epic saga:

Historical Fiction
Bernard Cornwell
Action and adventure fiction
War & Military
World history medieval
Thriller and Suspense
Family saga fiction
Historical military
Historical fiction
Action and adventure romance
War fiction
British & Irish Historical
Genre fiction war
Genre fiction saga
Genre fiction historical
Thriller and suspense
Action and adventure romance
Alternative history
Medieval War
Joe Abercrombie
Conrad Addison
Charles Addison
David Adkins
James Aitcheson
Craig Alanson
Kristian Alva
Stephen Ambrose
Thomas Ashbridge
Andrew Ashling
K. M. Ashman
F.J. Atkinson
Jerry Autieri
John Bainbridge
Emilie Kip Baker
Paul Bannister
Jason Born
James Boschert
James Boyd
Patricia Bracewell
Richard Brooks
Robert Broomall
Christian Cameron
Elizabeth Chadwick
Scott Chapman
James Clavel
Rory Clements
Andrew Cook
R. Cameron Cooke
Glen Cook
Patrick Cor
Ian Corey
Robert J. Crane
Glen Craney
Boyd Craven III
Mike Crawshaw
Dan Crouch
William Culbertson
H.A. Culley
Peter Darman
Tim Davis
Richard Denham
Richard Devlin
Gordon Doherty
Jack Donovan
Frank Donovan
John Drake
Maurice Druon
Alan Ereira
Jay Effemm
Court Ellyn
Sherry Ewing
Robert Fabbri
Robert Faulkner
Colin Falconer
Ken Farmer
Robert Faulkner
Raymond Feist
Thomas Fleming
Henry Freeman
Richard Foreman
C. S. Forester
J.M. Garlock
T. J. Garrett
Kristin Gleeson
C. Gockel
Alex Gough
Wayne Grant
Jacky Gray
B.B. Griffith
Jan Guillou
Ken Hagen
Michael Haag
Adam Hardy
Casey Hayes
David Healey
Robin Hobb
Tim Hodkinson
D. K. Holmberg
Griff Hosker
M. E. Hubbs
A.L Isselt
Jeff Janoda
Steven J. Kears
James Keffer
William Kelso
Jopn Kiln
Dean King
Ryan Kirk
Giles Kristian
Martin Lake
Dewey Lambdin
Christopher Lee
Morgan Llywelyn
Alaric Longward
Robert Low
James Lowder
James Mace
George R.R. Martin
C. R. May
James Maxey
Monica McCarty
Brian McClellan
Andy McDermott
Martin McDowell
Steven McKay
Alexander McKee
Jonathan Moeller
Clay More
Ian Mortimer
R.B. Mowat
Francis Mulhearn
Jocelyn Murray
James L. Nelson
Charlene Newcomb
Keith Nixon
John O'Bryan
Seamus O'Griffen
R. W. Peake
David Piling
David Pilling
E.M. Powell
Louis Rakovich
Piers Paul Read
Jonathan Resshaw
Morgan Rice
Anthony Riches
Candace Robb
Martha Rofheart
Ian James Ross
Patrick Rothfuss
R. A. Salvatore
N. Gemini Sassoon
Simon Scarrow
George Shipway