The King's Swift Rider: A Novel on Robert the Bruce
Mollie HunterThe King's Swift Rider: A Novel on Robert the Bruce
January 1, 1998HarperCollins Publishers241 pages
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Unwilling to fight but feeling a sense of duty, sixteen-year-old Martin joins Scotland's rebel army as a swift rider and master of espionage for the leader, Robert the Bruce.
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