A dispossessed Welsh prince becomes the outlaw King Raven in this darker Robin Hood retelling set amid Norman occupation.
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A dispossessed Welsh prince becomes the outlaw King Raven in this darker Robin Hood retelling set amid Norman occupation.
The first book of the King Raven trilogy retells the Robin Hood legend, moving it from Sherwood Forest to the Welsh March under Norman occupation, where a dispossessed prince becomes the outlaw the people call Rhi Bran y Hud.
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Secret non-graphic sexual relationship; mild adultery hints
Graphic battles with blood and swords; corpses; grisly scare tactics
Smattering of mild bad language
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Christian prayers, clergy, and faith themes central to the story
Celtic myth elements and mystical King Raven persona
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Norman occupation, Welsh resistance, justice and freedom themes
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Oppression and dispossession under Norman conquest; wartime cruelty
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