Tension mounted even Little John saw that Robin wanted too help Marion but not now not here let it be night that way Robin was less of a target and could go unseen . And out of the corner of his eye John saw in the distance a stage being built and a hangman's rope,a hanging that was what this commotion was about and he pointed it to Robin who saw it and his reaction was one of quiet desperation he wanted to help her but knew
that any fool hslf fool hardy act on his own would surely get her hung . After all he and Little John were doing recon first to see what advantage they had . Usually in any hanging there were the normal parade marching of the victim or drum beating then a speech about why their doing hanging said victim . So Robin wouldn't be far and he and Little John would get the rest of the Merry Men as he called them, there at last count were six men he had besides Little John . Robin started thinking of how to get to Marion and he suddenly smiled . to continued .
The third book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, this volume, as with the others, will appeal to both adults and young adults. Readers will experience several levels of meaning from literal to social satire.
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Zahrellion, Rikky, and their dragons, embark on a quest to find the special mushrooms Mysterian needs to save Prince Richard from Gravelbone's poison.
Meanwhile, Jenka and his loveable dragon, Jade, escort the King's Rangers back to Kingsm
Richard has faced the Turning Point" in his life. In this Part 2 it is yet to be seen if he will survive the "confrontations" that will happen as a result. The reason for the PG rating is the same as for the first book "The Dragon and The Rose - Par
