Hengist Boxset - 1-3

The Hengist clan are threatened by marauding Renegates who broke away to pursue a lawless life. Nothing is as it seems in this medieval setting.
Archer, an intrepid warrior, deals with challenges from an unscrupulous opponent, a charming rogue and a vengeful enchantress. These trials test his courage and integrity but Archer is terrified by a much harsher Beltane ordeal: his first kiss.
In Rory, Archer's old-world manners are useless against modern-day girls and a vicious blackmailer. Reagan, a geeky mathematician, combats a life-threatening mystery (and his first romantic encounter) with intelligence, humour, and a White Horse spirit guide. 
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Archer (Book 1) : Mmm. Shoot an apple off his friend's head or lose his food, horse and clothes? Some decisions require little thought.

At the Beltane ritual, Archer must fight his friends to see who is most worthy. But his real battle is with an enemy whose callous disrespect for the natural order brings dangerous consequences.
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Rory (Book 2): Stick his neck out to save the so-called friends who betrayed him? Would you?

Sent from his tranquil, medieval life to aggressive, modern-day England, Archer's mission is to report back about cars, computers and even chocolate. The other foster boys try to break his spirit by threatening him with his own bow - they have no idea they are dealing with a trained warrior. He teaches them honour, integrity and archery; they teach him how to get in trouble with the authorities. 
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Reagan (Book 3): Decode the mysteries of white horses, crop circles and ley-lines to save his people? No pressure, then.

Reagan knows he's nothing special; his mother reminds him often enough. Being shy and scruffy makes him inadequate in her eyes; winning the Garlanding and scoring 100% on his graduation tests are of little consequence. But his mathematical skills and ability to sense ley-lines are essential to the council for determining the cause of dangerous accidents in the village.