Grail Knight

The Outlaw Chronicles, book 5

By: Angus Donald

Narrated by: Mike Rogers

A home burned. When past crimes resurface, Sir Alan Dale, loyal lieutenant of the Earl of Locksley - better known as the murderous thief Robin Hood - faces terrible vengeance at the hands of those that he and his master have wronged.

A family threatened. With his beloved wife on her deathbed, Sir Alan must seek salvation by following Robin into the lair of their enemy, the mysterious leader of a band of renegade Templars, on the trail of the most precious object in the world: the Holy Grail.

Only a miracle can save them. As vengeful Templars hound Robin and his men across England and France, deals done with mighty lords turn to bloody battle. The companions must find the Cup of Christ before they face certain destruction.

Myth, mayhem and masterly storytelling meet in the astounding new epic from the bestselling author of Outlaw and Holy Warrior.

©2013 Angus Donald (P)2013 Isis Publishing Ltd

Critic reviews

"Angus Donald delivers rip-roaring novels that fling you headlong into the dark undercurrents of the medieval world, written in a taut and compelling style and seething with skulduggery. A master of adventure." (Robyn Young)

maybe the best of yet.

please someone make a long badass tv series from these?! Netflix, Prime, History, AMC? Anyone haha

Loved this book and series

This is another great book in the series. Wish they would continue the story with young Allen his grand son.

Not his best work

If I ever have to hear "my beloved" or "sweet meats" again I'll lose my mind.

As always, entertaining.

Not as good as the first few books in the series, but good nonetheless. I hope the remaining books are more like the first few.

The Best One Since The First One!

The author really hit his stride with this one. The fast-moving plot has several twists and turns, and Robin plays a greater role in this book—the most we’ve seen of him since the first book—which is a welcome development. Some of the previous books got dragged down by too many long, gruesome battle scenes seemingly without much point, but in this book these scenes served the plot and not the other way around. Recommended!