Robert Low Books in Order

This biography examines cricketer W. G. Grace through contemporary accounts of his major innings and long career. It follows his rise from teenage prodigy to a nationally recognizable sporting figure, considering his personality alongside his achievements.

Young Orm Rurikson joins his estranged father aboard a Viking raider and becomes one of the Oathsworn. A commission to recover a legendary sword sends the crew toward Attila's treasure, testing their sworn brotherhood.

Orm's stolen Rune Serpent sword holds markings only he can decipher. Pursuing its thief, the Oathsworn cross dangerous seas and enter the conflicts surrounding Constantinople, seeking to reclaim the key to a legendary treasure.

Restless after settling at their homestead, Orm and the Oathsworn face an attack by Klerkon's men. Their vow of revenge becomes a dangerous rescue journey when two members of their brotherhood need saving.

An enemy's attack drives the Oathsworn from their homestead while they guard the pregnant Queen Sigrith. Orm must put her safety before revenge as a rival claimant's ambitions make the unborn heir a target.

In 1296, Scotland faces English domination after the death of Alexander III. Young Robert the Bruce pursues the Scottish throne amid competing factions, while Edward I's influence over John Baliol fuels resistance and renewed warfare.

On the Isle of Mann in 979, a dying monk holds a secret crucial to Crowbone's claim to Norway's throne. Gunnhild's opposition sends him and his companions into a journey that tests their sworn loyalties.

William Wallace returns to Scotland after exile in France, but Robert the Bruce's ambitions complicate the nation's fight for independence. Political rivalries, betrayal, and divided loyalties shape their uncertain futures amid continued conflict with England.

In 1314, Robert the Bruce must capture the remaining English-held fortresses of Roxburgh, Stirling, and Edinburgh. His war-weary followers face renewed pressure as Edward II prepares to confront Scotland's king and reclaim control.

Former gladiators Drust and Kag accept a powerful Roman's commission to retrieve a woman and her son from Scotland. Leading a band of rogues into Caledonian territory, they face a mission whose failure could endanger the empire.

Ex-gladiators Drust and Kag lead their companions to Rome's Syrian frontier, where old acquaintances present a mysterious riddle. Schemes, dangerous rumors, and a deadly plot force the band to contend with enemies and the hostile landscape.

After witnessing her father's murder in 1542, fifteen-year-old Mintie Henderson joins one-armed Batty Coalhouse on a quest for revenge. Border violence draws them into the larger conflict involving Mary Queen of Scots and Henry VIII.

Drust, Kag, and their companions pursue a rogue Roman officer into the Alps. When the mission goes wrong and escape is blocked, mountain tribes and Roman political rivalries threaten the stranded band's chances of survival.

Batty Coalhouse accepts a mission to find missing nuns and bring them to safety in the warring Borders. The promised chance to confront the warlord who took his arm conceals dangers beyond a routine rescue.

In 1548, the English war is ending, but violence continues along the Borders. Sent to recover an old friend taken to Berwick, one-armed Batty Coalhouse encounters familiar enemies and new threats on a difficult rescue mission.