Forced from his home by Norman invaders, young Edward Aelredson, Thane of Denby, takes refuge in the forest Sherwood, where, with sword and bow, he bedevils the usurping king and comes to be called "Robin Hood." Reprint.

Sherwood

Literature & Fiction

GODWIN, PARKE

Genre Fiction

Avon/Books

William the Conqueror's tyrannous rule prompts Edward Aelredson--formerly Robin Hood--to question his right to rule, earning him the enmity of William's ruthless chancellor, Ranulf, and banishment to Normandy--where, nevertheless, he manages to save the king's life. Reprint.

Robin and the King

The Tower of Beowulf

The epic story of tormented warrior and monster slayer Beowulf from the legendary prophecy by the haunted lake through his decoration with the unwanted mantle of glory. Reprint.

Romance

Historical

Harold of Wessex becomes the reluctant leader of the opposition to William the Conqueror, while he fights to hold on to his common-law wife, Lady Edith of Nazeing

Lord of Sunset

Contemporary

Protecting planets from corporate exploitation, space veteran Charley Stoner receives a distorted summons that warns of a forthcoming alien invasion, and Stoner must lead an untested crew into combat against an unknown threat. Original.

Limbo Search

Artorious Pendragon, a young warrior-king destined to unite the shattered land of Britain, reaches unattainable heights, only to lose his heart and his kingdom to the greatest betrayal of all. Reprint.

Firelord

After the death of Arthur brings the hope of Camelot to an end, Guenevere struggles to keep the kingdom together in the face of traitors and usurpers, until a cruel betrayal condemns her to slavery under a Saxon warlord. Original.

Beloved Exile

The Last Rainbow

Journeying to a pagan world of old magic in order to spread his religious beliefs, Padree, a passionate young priest, encounters the extraordinary Dorelei, the leader of the mystical Faerie folk, who teaches him about the earth and spirituality. Reprint.

True history and legend combine in a remarkable story of majesty, duty, and an indomitable love that survived the thunder and blood of eleventh-century Britain. Normans and Saxons fight and die for control of the destiny of a future empire, and Harold of Wessex--second son of one of the sundered nation's most powerful noble families--is thrust into the vortex of a battle royal for the English throne. To wear the crown, however, he must forsake his peaceful life with his adored, hand-fasted wife, Lady Edith of Nazeing, the only woman he will ever truly love. But throughout his reluctant ascendance to supreme leadership of an embattled kingdom--and the concurrent rise of old-friend-turned-adversary William of Normandy, soon to be called "the Conqueror"--Harold will not betray his heart or his lady, though war be their legacy and tragedy their fate.From critically acclaimed, award-winning storyteller Parke Godwin comes an enduring tale of a nobility and a love that changed history--a magnificent epic that surely ranks among the great romantic adventures of all time.

The Masters of Solitude

Doubleday, 1978. Hardcover with dustjacket. 1st edition with 10.00 price inside jacket flap. A post apocalyptic novel describing a world divided between the two groups who have emerged since the disaster, and the attempt of one family to bridge that divide. There is a sequel, "Wintermind."

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Kaye, Marvin

Science Fiction

Doubleday Company, Inc.

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Sherwood

Robin and the King

The Tower of Beowulf

Lord of Sunset

Limbo Search

Firelord

Beloved Exile

The Last Rainbow

Lord of Sunset

The Masters of Solitude