Angus Donald Books in Order

Caught stealing in Nottingham, young Alan Dale flees into Sherwood and falls in with Robin Hood’s brutal outlaw band. Robin becomes his protector and teacher, but the same man could kill him if he steps out of line.

In 1190, Robin Hood and Alan Dale ride east with Richard the Lionheart on the Third Crusade. As the army grinds toward the Holy Land, a hidden enemy inside Robin’s own camp is waiting to strike.

When Richard the Lionheart is captured on his journey home, Robin Hood and Alan Dale are drawn into a desperate rescue. Their mission carries them across a dangerous Europe of prisons, politics, and hired killers.

Richard is back in Normandy, waging hard war against Philip of France, and Robin fights at his side. Meanwhile Alan follows a personal trail of vengeance, hunting the man behind his father’s murder deep in enemy territory.

Alan’s home and family are under threat, and his wife is close to death. Robin leads him on a perilous hunt for the Holy Grail, with renegade Templars and old enemies closing in from every side.

With Robin and his men away on crusade, Marie-Anne must hold Kirkton Castle against danger at home. Father Tuck is beside her, but the siege tests loyalty, nerve, and the thin line between faith and survival.

Wounded after battle in the Holy Land, Alan Dale finds little peace in recovery. In the hospital at Acre he meets the fierce German soldier Hanno, and their hostile first encounter changes the series from there on.

Before Alan Dale enters the story, young Robin Odo and Little John are still finding their feet in Sherwood. This short prequel follows their first bold robbery and the early making of the outlaw legend.

In 1203, King John turns to Robin Hood as Normandy begins to collapse under French attack. Robin and Alan must help hold Château Gaillard, the great fortress that stands between England and total defeat.

As King John squeezes England for money and power, rebellion gathers around Magna Carta. Robin and Alan are swept into civil war and a deadly plot that could bring the king, and the realm, crashing down.

England is at war again after Magna Carta, and French forces enter the fight as Robin and Alan choose where they stand. This final main volume turns the old legend of Robin’s last days into one more brutal campaign.

London, 1670. Gifted young Holcroft Blood enters the service of the Duke of Buckingham just as his father, Colonel Thomas Blood, drifts toward the infamous Crown Jewels plot. Court intrigue and family danger soon collide.

After years of covert work in Paris, Holcroft returns as a talented gunnery officer in a kingdom heading toward upheaval. Rebellion, a relentless French enemy, and the coming revolution force him to choose his side.

Holcroft Blood heads to Ireland with William’s army, ready to use his artillery against James II’s supporters. But war is only part of the story, because revenge and an old French foe are driving him just as hard.

Shipwrecked on Crete while returning from the Third Crusade, Robin and his men are stranded far from home. Robin answers disaster with an audacious heist, but pirates, local tyrants, and enemy soldiers close in fast.

On the journey home from the Holy Land, Robin Hood and Alan Dale are caught in the bloody politics of Burgundy. Alan’s attempt to rescue a young woman leads him toward treachery, murder, and the sinister Castle of Bones.

Bjarki Bloodhand and Tor Hildarsdottir travel south into Saxony hoping to join the legendary berserkers. As Karolus and the Franks press their Christian war into the North, both siblings are pulled into a larger struggle.

Bjarki, Tor, and their companions set out on a dangerous quest for a legendary blade once linked to Loki. The search carries them far from home into hostile lands, old myths, and a curse that may be all too real.

Bjarki now carries the fearsome power of a berserker, but he dreads losing himself to it. Tor and the rebel leader Widukind push toward open war as Saxony fights back against Frankish rule.

In a fractured post-Roman Britain, young Arthur is trying to find his place among warring kingdoms. Saxon newcomers, old grudges, and the awakening of the dragon Cythraul make this first episode feel dangerous from the start.

The second episode pushes Arthur farther from safety as Britain grows more violent and unstable around him. On the run through a broken land, he has to learn quickly which loyalties will hold and which will snap.

A struggle for the northern crowns pulls Bjarki and his sister Tor onto opposite sides of a legendary war. Oaths, ambition, and family loyalty collide as both march toward a battle that could decide Scandinavia.

Arthur makes bold choices that could help unite a shattered island, or destroy what little he has built. Politics, family conflict, and the supernatural threat hanging over Britain all tighten in this fourth episode.

Arthur tries to hit back in a Britain where every victory seems to invite fresh trouble. Rival kingdoms, Saxon pressure, and the shadow of the Wormkind keep turning private anger into something much larger.

In 781, Widukind wants Bjarki and Tor to join a new Saxon rising against Frankish rule. But Bjarki’s private life has already started another war, and a dark spell threatens to drive the old berserker into madness.

A botched robbery drives Robin Hood and Alan Dale out of Sherwood and into southern France. There they are swept into the Albigensian Crusade and forced to defend people condemned as heretics by the Church.

In 1241, Austrian knights capture a Mongol scouting party and make a startling discovery, one of the riders is an English former Templar. Under interrogation, Robert of Hadlow must explain how he came to serve the Mongols.