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

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This was the case in October 2015 when I read Lori Benton's The Wood's Edge, the prequel to this selection. A long draw ensures a greater amount of energy storage in the bow, and a short arrow ensures a stiffer spine and less weight. Sure, there were places, names, and timing to keep up with, but for me, nothing was overdone or hard to follow.

The epilogue gave me a feeling of satisfaction and joy, without feeling like the road to this point no longer mattered or that there would no longer be struggles and hurdles for them to overcome. This is a story of repentance, forgiveness, friendship, sacrifice, tolerance, choices, conflict and the depth of love that only God can give. It is a highly competitive form of archery, and it appears to have been very competitive for quite some time. The flight arrows made in this country are not so good as those made in England, because in this country we have not got the same wood as the English use for making good flight arrows, and for this reason there is no flight arrow so good as the English, for their wood is lighter and stiffer than any we have.

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. This is a beautiful, masterfully woven story of two completely different worlds colliding together because of the sin of one man. The battles over Normandy flow according to history but with fascinating insight into what might have been the real thoughts, actions, and relationships of key characters from both England and France. Flight arrows may be used in this type of competition to help archers hit the targets accurately from a distance. One thing that really enhances my reading experience is when the setting is vivid and thoroughly portrayed.

The only reason this book earned four stars instead of five from me was because of the four expletives used.Several archery fields or Okmeydanı (literally arrow-field) were established all throughout the Ottoman Empire.