A Flight of Arrows: A gripping, captivating historical thriller (The Hundred Years' War Book 1)

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Allowing for an archer to draw an arrow within the arc of their bow, sipers come in handy when engaging in flight archery.

First and foremost, the arrows used in distance shooting can be quite different from the arrows most archers are familiar with. In this story Two Hawks is the good brother always seeking his lost brother, and Stone Thrower is that advocate. Through these characters, Lori shows how the choices one makes in a split second can be life-altering, not only to the one who made the choice, but to everyone connected to them. The romance was a little heavier at the beginning, but overall the relationships were realistic and not cheesy in the least. Traditional composite reflex bow design and technology reached their zenith with the Ottoman Empire.It was easy for me to place myself in the middle of this historical period as the characters lived out their lives in the midst of war. Lori Benton is willing to face what that means in the reality of a fallen world, what might be required to serve this Creator God who commands we put others above ourselves. The weight of the arrow is usually distributed evenly throughout its length to maintain its balance.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. A Flight of Arrows is history, it is a love story, it is a story of forgiveness, and also a story chronicling Native American history which I very much appreciate. A hugely absorbing mystery set in Normandy during the Hundred Years War, with intrigue and battles a plenty.You must — there are over 200,000 words in our free online dictionary, but you are looking for one that’s only in the Merriam-Webster Unabridged Dictionary.

While serving as a British officer at Fort William Henry, Major Reginald Aubrey stole an infant boy, a half-Oneida child who, unlike his twin brother, looks white. This is a beautiful, masterfully woven story of two completely different worlds colliding together because of the sin of one man. Nor Lydia, who longs for Reginald to be free from his self-imposed emotional prison and embrace God's forgiveness - and her love.These flawed, wholly-human characters won my heart as they fought for love and family, redemption and forgiveness. Having confessed their love for one another they are earnestly seeking her father Reginald's blessing to marry. This takes place near the beginning of the Revolutionary War, and the history is meticulously laid out.

Thank you to the publisher, WaterBrook Multnomah, for the complimentary copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. But the mysterious assassination of an English knight reveals a terrible truth: there is a traitor in their midst.Whether they struggled with forgiveness, guilt, freedom, waiting or a mix of all of them, Benton draws your heart to each of these characters. One was Tames-His-Horse, who helped William to learn who his family was, and to give him wise words in encouraging him to forgive. As usual with my characters, those you met in The Wood's Edge (Anna, William, Two Hawks, Reginald, Lydia, Good Voice and Stone Thrower, etc. Meanwhile, Two Hawks and Anna (Reginald's adopted daughter) are in love and wanting desperately for her father to give his blessing on their relationship. In shock, disgust and fury he took off and joined the British side against the patriots, for whom his white father has become loyal.