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Band of Brothers follows a group of archers, men-at-arms and intelligence agents through Henry V’s 1415 campaign. The Game’s Afoot begins before embarkation with French efforts to revive Scotland’s alliance and an assassination plot in England. Harfleur moves the company into siege warfare, while Agincourt brings soldiers and spies to the battle that defines the expedition.

Historical figures, especially Henry V and Thomas Chaucer, operate beside fictional Robert Cooper and Edward Fordham. The sequence gives espionage and logistics equal weight with combat, showing how information, food, disease and political security determine whether an army can reach the battlefield. Its victories remain costly, measured through the experience of professionals who survive by relying on one another rather than on royal legend.

Reading order

Books in this series (3 books)

The Game’s Afoot cover

1. The Game’s Afoot

Richard Foreman

4.1(438)

In 1415 Henry V prepares to renew England’s war in France, but intelligence suggests that French agents are trying to revive Scotland’s alliance with their kingdom. The king sends Thomas Chaucer and the veteran archer Robert Cooper north to intercept money intended to finance a Scottish…

Harfleur cover

2. Harfleur

Richard Foreman

4.1(254)

Henry V’s army has landed in Normandy but the fortified port of Harfleur refuses to fall. Disease, shortages and repeated assaults threaten to destroy the expedition before the king can march inland. Thomas Chaucer is sent to negotiate with a French merchant who might supply the…

Agincourt cover

3. Agincourt

Richard Foreman

4.2(335)

After Harfleur, Henry V leads a weakened English army towards Calais while a much larger French force closes the route. Robert Cooper and his archers must hold their place in a battle where mud, discipline and longbow fire may compensate for exhausted numbers. The story places…