Larger	The Last Arrow (Robin Hood, Bk 3) Author: Marsha Canham
	Book Information Publisher: Dell Book Type: Paperback Rating: 39 ISBN-13: 9780440222576 - ISBN-10: 0440222575 Publication Date: 4/7/1997 Pages: 464 Book Reviews

Returning to the 13th century during the treacherous reign of King John, Canham completes her "Robin Hood" trilogy ("Through a Dark Mist" and "In the Shadow of Midnight") with the tale of Robin Wardieu d'Amboise's sister, the fiery archer Brenna, and mysterious mercenary Griffyn Renaud de Verdelay. Lady Brenna Wardieu usually doesn't conduct herself in a lady like manner at all. In fact, Brenna would rather shoot an arrow straight into a tree instead of into a man's heart. This is evident when she makes it clear to a trespasser on her father's land that she would just as soon put an arrow through his heart than let him take another advancement towards her. The stranger concedes to letting himself be captive to this lovely and spirited young woman, until they reach the castle and her father's presence. Griffyn Renaud de Verdelay could have any woman in all the land that he wanted. However, he is on his own mission which doesn't involve getting caught up in a woman's fancy. Although Brenna is quite pleasing to the eye, he has his own battles to win before he can truly give his love to another. Brenna doesn't know what to think when she finds Griffyn Renaud accepted by her brothers and welcomed by her family. She doesn't trust him and she's going to make sure that she keeps her eye on him at all times. As she makes her own plans Renaud also makes his, but neither can help the fact that they continually find themselves defending each other in battle. Before long they come to realize their goal is mutual, and that working together for the good of their cause may be the only way to flesh out a murderer, and a traitor in their midst. Marsha Canham will send an arrow straight through your heart and send this book straight for the keeper shelf! Ms. Canham can weave a tale of adventure that is all too rarely seen between the pages of a book! The Last Arrow, aims for the heart and Ms. Canham doesn't miss! -- Pamela James, Literary Times