Seven Arrows

by Adam Moore

Forget what you know about Robin Hood and his Merry Men. Forget about being the prince of thieves. What if Robin Hood was a man who merely sought vengeance for wrongs done to him and his family? That's what we find in Thomas Redgrave. Not only does he have a brilliant even if educationally malnourished mind but he's also got the physical prowess of a man who spends his days working the fields of his family farm. When the farm is caught up in machinations beyond the control of the simple yeoman, he must rise to the calling of a deeply buried, blood thirsty side, that wants to make all those responsible pay for their transgressions in a bloody demise. Follow Thomas as he struggles to retain his humanity while seeking revenge.

196 pages, Paperback

First published December 28, 2010

About the author

Who am I?
I'm Thomas and Will Redgrave from "Seven Arrows". I'm Luc Devilan from the unproduced screenplay "The Devil in the Details". I'm Nate from "One Last Weekend". I'm that guy who writes because he's broken-hearted and I'm also that guy who writes because he's happy with the world around him.

More specifically, I write in Cincinnati, Ohio. I was born and raised here. I've lived in Pittsburgh, PA and San Antonio, TX. In both instances I was following my passions. Now, self-publishing, I'm following another.

I like to find the emotional pulse of my characters and then exploit it for the sake of giving my readers a good read. If my characters ever come to life pretend that you don't know me because I know they will be very upset with some of the horrible situations I've put them in.

Reviews

[Sydney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Do you like Robin Hood? What about violence? Awesome! Guess what they both have in common? Seven Arrows. I am a huge fan of medieval-set literature and Seven Arrows does a great job of refreshing a story that is told rather often and most times the same way. Seven Arrows is modern and creative. Eyeopening to the fact that happy endings aren't packaged and shipped to your doorstep, you will find that this story gives new depth and life to a character worn out by the ages. Don't read this to Grandma, but definitely check it out for yourself.

[Cole · Rating 4 out of 5]

Best of 2013.