Thanks for the heads up. I found that my library also has all of them in Audiobook format for road trips.

 

The first Cornwell I read or heard was an audio called The Last Kingdom. After listening to it while cycling I realized it was the abridged version & asked the library to find the unabridged copy & they did. Loved it just as much the 2nd time around. Maybe the best book I ever heard. His battle scenes are so vivid that I can picture them. Better than the opening battle scene in the movie Gladitor which is great. He's one of my favorite authors. Pretty easy to download to computer & load onto my MP3 player.

 

They get more mention than most historical novel, but aren't central characters, the Griff hosker novels about the saxons and Varangians. Not the greatest novels ever, but I was entertained for about $5 ea on the kindle.

 

Griff Hosker is in the same vein as Cornwells Saxon tales, but not quite as good. Still entertaining. BBC also made a mini-series of The Last Kingdom.

 

I have read Bernard Cornwell's Grail Quest trilogy a couple of times; The Archer's Tale, Vagabond, and The Heretic.
They are sort of historical....sort of. Good reads though. I believe I go them from the free downloads at Gutenburg.

I also found an interesting short book on Gutenburg....Fighting the Mill Creeks. Not archery specific, but sort of Ishi related.

 

I'll look for the book. Sounds interesting.