"Scarlet" is a novel by author A.C. Gaughen. It was first published in 2012 and is the first book in the "Scarlet" series. The novel is a reimagining of the classic Robin Hood legend, with a focus on one of the most beloved characters in the Robin Hood folklore, Maid Marian.
In this retelling, the story centers around a character named Scarlet, who is actually Marian in disguise. Scarlet lives in Sherwood Forest alongside Robin Hood and his band of outlaws. Scarlet is a skilled thief and archer and becomes an integral part of Robin Hood's band. She hides her true identity as Marian, fearing for her life and seeking to escape the clutches of the evil Sheriff of Nottingham.
The novel follows Scarlet as she navigates the dangerous world of Sherwood Forest, attempting to maintain her disguise and contribute to the efforts to thwart the Sheriff's oppressive rule. Along the way, she forms a deep bond with Robin Hood and the other outlaws, all while facing personal challenges and confronting her past.
"Scarlet" is known for its action-packed and adventurous storytelling, as well as its portrayal of a strong and resourceful female protagonist who plays a pivotal role in the classic Robin Hood narrative. The book combines elements of historical fiction, romance, and adventure to create an engaging and unique take on a well-known legend.
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