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Production Date: February 11, 2014 

Red's actual character has been uncovered, yet her future is questionable. Her constrained marriage to Lord Gisbourne debilitates Robin and Scarlet's affection, and as the regal court dives upon Nottingham for the errand of another Sheriff, the populace of Nottingham trust that Prince John will delegate their darling Robin Hood. In any case Prince John has distinctive arrangements for Nottingham that rotate around a pivotal mystery from Scarlet's past even she isn't yet mindful of. Compelled to take an interest at court close by her savage spouse, Scarlet must stick around for her chance and act the piece of an aristocrat a commendable relinquish in the event that it means helping Robin's reason and a chance at a future with the man she cherishes. With a new line of interest and to the extent that as ever, the following section in Scarlet's story will have perusers talking by and by. 

They may have won the fight against the sheriff of Nottingham, however now Scarlet and her companions must plan for war, in light of the fact that eminence is coming into town. Ruler John and the Queen mother will be available to designate another sheriff. Red realizes that in the event that she ever wants to bring peace to the individuals the position must go to Robin. Lucky for them, the opportunity comes as a competition. Anyway Gisbourne has additionally come back with an offer that Scarlet can't won't; the opportunity to get her marriage invalidated. 

Woman Thief clears you into an alternate exploit with Scarlet, Robin Hood, and their companions as they set out to win the competition despite seemingly insurmountable opposition. Jousting, sword battles, an arrow based weaponry challenge, all snared with a bursting sentiment. 

There is no doubt now regarding the extent to which Scarlet and Rob love one another, and I was enjoyably astonished that the adoration triangle component was totally disassembled in this book. Unfortunately, the couple doesn't have a simple time about it. In the wake of being tormented on account of Gisbourne in the last book, Rob is managing a few genuine PTSD—bad dreams that have him awakening the center of the night and responding savagely. Red declines to leave his side, actually when Rob unknowingly beats her. Anyhow alternate children, particularly John, are watchful and insight Scarlet away. Notwithstanding her wishes, she still need to part from Rob to satisfy her end of the arrangement with Gisbourne. 

At the point when Scarlet comes back to the palace, she is as extreme as ever, prepared to test power to spare the populace of Nottinghamshire. Yet I believe that some of her astuteness in arranging and being brilliant with her moves went right out the window. She didn't think things through, and that got her into a great deal of inconvenience. I accept at one point I shouted, "Use yer head!" Also, I truly thought she would need to fight for herself at the mansion, depend just on her own quality and shrewd to manage the nobles. Yet then whatever remains of the story Scarlet moves decently effectively between the palace and the town. She was never denied of outside help, and it simply appeared to be excessively simple. It took the strain out of a significant number of the things happening. However, as an exchange off, with all the sneaking around we do get a ton of red hot scenes in the middle of Rob and Scarlet. 

One of the primary hindrances Scarlet needed to manage was Gisbourne. Give me a chance to admit that I get so clashed when terrible characters begin to act pleasant. I must be similar to, "No! Recall that he is underhanded. He is shrewd!" This is precisely what happened with Gisbourne in this spin-off. He begins discussing how he ensures what is his regardless, and actually when he is horrendous to Scarlet, there were times when he made a special effort to shield her from damage. He appears to be especially sad after what is carried out to her hand, and he endowments her a blade when she goes face her guardians, realizing that having a weapon would alleviate her. Everything descended to me creating a weakness for the mongrel! Unnaceptable! In any case well done A.c. Gaughen for controlling my feelings like that. Anybody can compose an abhorrence scalawag, however not everybody can compose a malevolence scoundrel and make me nurture him. 

The continuation conveyed all that I trusted for and that's only the tip of the iceberg, I simply wish the story had more strain. The last sections had a lot of strain and clash, and I cherished each and every page till the last. It was a cliffhanger finishing, so I'll unquestionably be sitting tight for the following portion and planning to take in more about Scarlet's most up to date companions Allan a Dale, the Earl of Winchester, and Queen Eleanor hersel