Maidmarion Stories

As a highborn woman, Marion's used to living a comfortable life, until the day her father's murdered and she inherits his great wealth. Many men show up looking to marry her to claim her riches, but the worst offer by far comes in the form of a violent attack by bloodthirsty fanatics attempting to force Marion to wed their cult leader. Running for her life, Marion is pursued across the medieval English countryside, where she's captured by the deadly outlaw gang, the Merry Men. Problem is, they're just as dangerous to her as the fanatics, since the Merry Men are no fans of highborn nobility. But Marion's nothing if not bold - she sets out to convince the Merry Men to spare her life, and offers to use her highborn status to help them pull off the biggest heist of their criminal career. In return, they must help her take her village back from the fanatics. What follows is a fast-paced baptism by fire that forges an intense bond between Marion and the Merry Men, and sets the stage for her new life as an outlaw vigilante destined to become a legend. New chapter every Monday and Thursday!

" Dancing of Old Twin Souls "

Maid Marian has forever been known only as the lover of the famous English Merry Man, Robin Hood. But now the Truth is revealed. And not everything is as as it seem's. Venture into this historical-fiction novel based on the True events of the lives of those who sacrificed for change, freedom and love in Early England.

A story about how a princess and a thief became more than just friends. *A Robin Hood mischief in Sherwood fanfic* Originally posted on @Marion_Hood (Initial chapters)

Marion lives in a cruel, heartless world where the only thing that matters is wealth. Wealth that is more than just pretty mansions and personal chefs. Wealth...that can save your life. In a world destroyed by overpopulation and climate change, being poor is a sin. The world's governments came together with one solution to humanity's apocalyptic predicament: a ranking system that would sacrifice the impoverished for the good of humanity. If you don't have money, you're destined to die. But there is one exception: accidental deaths of the well-off might very well replace deaths of the poor. So, the real question is: how hard is it to make something look like an accident?