Robin Hood; daring hero who stole from the rich to feed the poor. A classic story, but we don't always see what happened behind the scenes. In this reselling of Robin Hood, we learn just what may have happened and just who was involved. 
 I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I picked it up, not expecting much. At first, it seemed that I was right, that this book wouldn't be worthy of mention to me. Warning: It's a hard book to get into. It starts out a little slow and a little rough. If you stick with it, I believe you'll find that the book has a lot of depth. 
 As with the plot, I had trouble understanding the main character. I found Scarlet to be snobby and annoying, initially. As time went by, I realized what a refreshing and unique character she really was. 
 Yes, the book was a romance. But what I loved about it was the subtlty of said romance. It wasnt completely over the top or blatantly corny like a lot of the more recent YA novels. I was completely hooked on the romance. While maintaining the romance, the author managed to also keep my interest in the action aspect of things. 
 I ended up really liking the book. Great read.