Lady of Locksley — Aron Lewes

When the girl of his dreams is captured by the Sheriff of Nottingham's deputies, Will Scarlet desperately wants to save the day. But he fails. Utterly.

Will is rescued by a mysterious man named “Little John,” who urges him to get a closer look at his face. Little John is actually Will's absent Aunt Josephine, who is now living as a man.

Little John introduces Will to Robin of Locksley, the half-Saracen daughter of the deceased Earl of Locksley. Will is smitten with her, but he knows the beauty would never be interested in him.

The trio saves a young man named Much, who was once Robin's servant. Much the “Milliner's Son” is a bit of an oddball and spends his days making hats. Much is obsessed with hats. Hats are his life.

Together, they take on a pompous Sheriff of Nottingham... who seems to be wrestling with an unwanted attraction to the lady rogue.

Lady of Locksley is a Robin Hood retelling with a dash of romance, featuring a diverse cast of characters.