After having been exiled from England, Anne Boleyn enters into a political marriage to King François to extract vengeance upon King Henry and to save France from the Habsburg invaders. Her barren soul is consumed by hatred, but, unexpectedly, she finds her destiny like Virgil's Aeneas.

What if it wasn't the men in charge in the 15th century, but rather the women? If girls were more prized than boys? What if the Wars of the Roses had never happened; if it had been the Howards in charge rather than the Tudors? How would history have changed then? NB: While the ideas in this story might be mine, the historical characters and people most certainly are not!

Having been officially declared dead but having survived his grave wound, Robin returns to England only to discover that King Richard disappeared on the way from Acre. No longer enemies, Robin and Guy fight against Prince John and the Black Knights as brothers-in-arms, assisted by Archer and others. This is part three of the long epic (trilogy).

Henry listens to the only person who could change his mind

Finally, Robin proposes to Marian in the most extravagant and unusual fashion. He fears rejection in a way that she does not comprehend, but his fear is unwarranted. A Robinesque proposal makes Marian happier than ever before, and Sherwood Forest witnesses their love.

Carter believed that Robin Hood was responsible for his brother's death. Yet, when Robin offers to kill him if it can give his attacker peace, Carter cannot do this. The weight of the truth about Thomas crushes Carter, but he becomes a new man after that.

Once again, Guy tries to woo Marian, but she slips away from her unwanted suitor like the proverbial sand is slipping through the hourglass. But when Robin's life is in peril, Marian may perform any desperate artifice to save Robin without caring about a possible moral indictment. A canonical scene from 2x08 written from Guy, Marian, and Robin's POVs.

As Allan's betrayal places the lives of Marian and the outlaws in terrible jeopardy, Robin takes the matter into his hands and is determined to inflict a retributive punishment on Allan. Only Marian's plea to spare Allan saves the traitor. Then, Robin's finagling of his beloved's attentions makes Marian reward the hero generously. A canonical scene and canon extension from 2x07

At Locksley Manor, Marian has to face a bare-chested Guy who is being fitted with armor. Guy can see a glimmer of embarrassment in her eyes. When an incensed Robin comes to Marian later, a fire erupts between them, without any embarrassment and awkwardness at all. A canonical scene and a canon extension from 2x03 which are written from Marian, Guy, and Robin's POVs.

Anne Boleyn is executed under the orders of King Henry VIII. But she does not die as the Lord gives her a second life, and she is reborn in the twelfth century where she meets Robin Hood, the legendary hero of the poor and downtrodden and falls in love with him. This story is a birthday gift for the magnificent Penelope Clemence (Amaranthe Athenais).

Marian's words echoed through the deserted courtyard, a torrential downpour of the truth. But Robin came in time to save her from Guy.

Sheriff Vaisey, Guy, and others travel to the Holy Land to assassinate King Richard. The head-spinning events happen in Acre, the dark mysteries of the past are unmasked, and dramatic reconciliation is achieved. But the fight is not over, and the Black Knights have a trump card up their sleeve. This is part two of the long epic (trilogy).

Anne Boleyn is dead. She was destroyed by him, by Thomas Cromwell, who once was her staunch ally but finally became her sworn enemy and her executioner. How could it happen?

It's set in the pre-series to the show. Marian of Knighton is strong and stoic, but she is not invincible. In the moments when darkness triumphs over light, she prays for the life of the absent man who broke her heart and shattered her dreams for the bright future.

It's set in the pre-series to the show. Guy never killed anyone before, but tonight he has to kill an innocent man in cold blood. He will never be the same young man after this night. Vaisey became the godfather of the new Guy – he taught Guy to kill.