Isabella had always loved her brother. But when Guy decides to use her for his own personal gains, she realizes that he was never who he said he was. He was never really the brother she knew or loved.

All Isabella ever wanted from her brother was an apology. But she never got it. After seeing him in the forest for the first time, does Isabella still hate her brother or is there still some love left within her heart?

Section D are having flashbacks of a past long ago. Their past lives have come back to dictate their present ones. Will they be able to remember who they were in the days of Robin Hood and figure out a way to prevent history from repeating itself in 21st century England before it all reoccurs? Or will it end as it did all those years ago in 12th century England?

What would happen if Robin Hood BBC became a musical? Well here along with the script are the songs that would be in the musical.

Isabella has always dreamt that her life would be different. She always hoped that she and her brother would always be there for one another.

How does one feel when the person responsible for the departure of one of the best doctors they've had returns and acts as if nothing had happened?

A Pastiche in the style of JD Salinger

He has always been know as the Sheriff's right-hand man, clad in black leather. He has been painted a man who killed and followed orders on rumour that it would lead him to status and power. Many have said he was not a man to be trusted or respected, but those were just their words. But, this time it's time to set the story straight and here from the man himself. His own words.

Everyone knows the legend of Robin Hood, the outlaw who stole from the rich to give to the poor. But what happens when the legend is retold and placed in a modernised perspective? Well my dear Readers, here you shall discover the retold story of the legend. Read it and see how it unfolds.

Guy of Gisborne may have done bad things in his life, but he is not a bad person. He just comes from a bad place and has had a difficult time trusting anyone.