Lionhearts

In Nathan Makaryk's Lionhearts, history intertwines with legend as England grapples with the turmoil following King Richard's capture. As lords raise taxes for his ransom and French forces eye the throne, the enigmatic figure of Robin Hood emerges, navigating the shadows of Sherwood Forest and the city's underbelly. Viewed as both a hero and a monster, Robin Hood embodies a powerful idea that challenges authority and disrupts the status quo. The narrative promises a riveting exploration of vengeance, redemption, and the complexities of war.