Good weekend everyone,
Forgive the great delay with which this review comes, but unfortunately I am also too late on my TBR schedule this month, in fact No Good Deed, although I’m also at a good point with ACOWAR, is the only book which I managed to complete this month, although August is dripping and I have so many, too many books to read and review, especially now that foreign publishers have begun to send them to me.
No Good Deed is the retelling, of a story most of us probably know and love, the Robin Hood story.
Ellie, the main character, is a 21st century professional archer who went to Nottingham with her parents to take part in qualifying for the Olympics.
After the race she decides to go for a walk in the castle, and there, walking in the underground, in dark tunnels, full of rats, is transported back in time, during the reign of king Richard lion’s heart.
She does not understand what happened to her, she think it is simply a representation for tourists, but soon she realizes that it’s not her age and her goal is to go home.
During this trip me will meet all the members of Robin Hood’s real guild. First she will meet Much and Friar Tuck who will save her life; Then Little John and Will Scarlett and finally Alan-a-Dale who will ask them a great favor.
But when the affair becomes intriguing, after they’ve found the killer, she realize it’s time to go back home, so after greeting everyone, leaving the fascinating James / Friar Tuck last, she returns in her time where her brother is waiting for her along with a charming friend who reminds her so much of James.
This reading was a breath of fresh air for which I gave 5 stars on goodreads, and I thank the publisher for having kindly sent it to me.
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To the next time,
Miriam
Quote from the book:
“Just call me Robin Hood.”
