A Flight of Arrows: A gripping, captivating historical thriller (The Hundred Years' War Book 1)

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Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). The sides of the nocks were slightly bulbous, but never exceeded in diameter that of the shaft at its largest section. Unfortunately, I found it rather sluggish in parts, with it never really gripping my attention the same way as a historical novel by Bernard Cornwell or Simon Scarrow or Angus Donald does. If you love 18th-century fiction, stories with Native Americans, Revolutionary War tales, or books that subtly show the Gospel, The Pathfinders books are for you. I was gripped by the story from beginning to end, anxious over the characters in the way I crave to be when I pick up a new novel.

Intrigue and power lace the pages as colorful and driven men and women seek their own destinies amidst duty and honor. If one of the competitor’s arms are considerably longer, they would be able to hit their opponent and not be within reach of a counter punch. Stone Thrower (the Oneida father) had, after 19 years of rage, forgiven Reginald Aubrey for taking his son, precipitated by his coming to faith and realizing he was being eaten alive by his hatred.

Anna is at odds with her father over Two Hawks so moves in with Lydia an various and sundry other things.

Despite a few explicit words used within its pages, A Flight of Arrows is stunning and exquisite, threaded with turmoil and sorrow and redemption and much love. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Sequel to The Wood's Edge, this book is set in 1770's New York and is a chronicle of two families--and a crime that both unites and keeps them apart. But because William was embedded in a troop that was fighting against them, this was considerably harder than expected.

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