The Company's Revenge: Medieval England was a Game of Thrones

The Company of Archers #15

by Martin Archer

This is another epic novel in the great saga of The Company of English Archers, the archers who accompanied England's King Richard on his crusade and struggled to return to England when Richard abandoned his army and fled. In the course of trying return home, the company's handful of survivors, now led by a serf from Kent, took to the sea and ended up founding a great action-oriented shipping empire whose war galleys and men affected Medieval England's great and brutal game of thrones. It is the year 1216. The Moors and Christians are fighting for control of Spain, the Church is corrupt, the galleys of the Company of Archers are fighting with the pirates of Algiers and Tunis for control of the Mediterranean, and King John is still at war with his rebel barons who want to replace him with Louis of France. William, the one-time serf who rose to command the company, is raiding the Moorish coast with a fleet of the company's galleys as he returns from his annual visit to the company's base on Cyprus to its permanent home and training camp in Cornwall. This continues the story of the archers' betrayal and revenge. There are a number of books in this saga beginning with "The Archers." They are all available as eBooks on Amazon both individually and in three collections. The first of the collections is "The Archers Part One" which has the complete novels I, II, III, IV, V, and VI. Some of the books are also available in print

Genres: Historical Fiction, Military Fiction

204 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 3, 2017

About the author

Military Veteran and a well known author under a different name.

Reviews

[mr. Howard Reggel]

It’s strange how different people view a book. Up till now I have enjoyed this series. But I found this particular book the archers revenge quite badly written, extremely repetitive, both in the story plot, and in the text. Something would be said, and then repeated again two paragraphs later, sometimes more than once !
I also felt that the story finished in the middle of nowhere. As if to say okay now let’s get paid for another book.

[Jerry Mercer]

Good Sequel

The continuing story-line of the archers is another piece of the writing by Martin Archer with recognizable characters and references to the history of the era. There were quite a few errors in this volume, missing words and extra words that had no purpose. The descriptions of places and sensory factors was well-defined.

[robin Honey Fraser]

Great story well written

Enjoying this saga covers the period well. Would recommend to everyone fast paced full of action combined with depth of story line

[Matt schmm]

Great read

Love this series and I do hope it continues. These books Always keep me turning pages late into the night.

[Donald]

Rousing history

Martin Archer's series just keeps on being the best of the best! Well crafted tales of the medieval world of of Europe & the North of Africa. Excellent read !

[Byron Simmons]

I just can not put your books down. Keep up the good work.