Lord Edward's Archer Books in Order

After Simon de Montfort captures Henry III, archer Gerald War Bow serves Lord Edward's effort to recover royal power. Rescue missions and battles draw his men toward Evesham, where the captive king complicates the approaching confrontation.

Young Gruffyd earns his living as an archer on the Welsh border until his lord's cruelty forces a life-changing decision. His search for a new future leads through outlawry and bodyguard work toward service under Lord Edward.

Gerald War Bow hopes to enjoy his new manor after Evesham, but Lord Edward continues pursuing rebels. An agreement involving papal assistance sends Gerald toward a crusade with Louis IX, demanding another dangerous journey from him and his archers.

Captain Gerald hopes to settle with his wife and raise a family, but King Edward appoints him a royal envoy. Crossing the Welsh Marches to negotiate allegiance brings political danger closer to the land and people he protects.

Gerald prepares to hand responsibility to his eldest son, but King Edward calls him back into service. Scotland's uncertain succession and continuing unrest in Wales draw the veteran archer into another struggle to contain threats to the crown.

Gerald Warbow hopes to retire into family life, but Edward I summons his archery skills for fighting in Flanders. Scottish victory at Stirling Bridge then draws him toward another campaign, forcing renewed choices between domestic peace and military duty.

King Edward sends his trusted archer Gerald Warbow to France to capture William Wallace. Older and less physically formidable, Gerald must rely on experience as Scottish rebellion continues to threaten the king’s northern borders.

Retired archer Gerald Warbow is summoned by the queen as Piers Gaveston’s return pushes England toward civil war. Bound by his promise to Edward I, he must protect the vulnerable Edward II amid political rivalry and winter danger.