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"It was no wolf."
When the great warrior Bran is summoned home from the battlefield, it isn't for a victory feast. He returns to a clan in turmoil. Their chieftain is dead, and his mother soon will be. Something attacked them in the night, but what? The clan whispers of a wolf attack, but Bran's mother insists with her dying breath it was something far more sinister than that.
On his quest for answers, Bran crosses paths with a fiery prophetess and her strangely-gifted stable boy, both of whom will loom large in his future.
When at last Bran returns with the terrifying truth about the threat they face, he finds himself at odds with the hot-tempered Aelhaearn, determined to become the clan's next chieftain.
Fate winds everyone tightly together as they attempt to defeat the creator of their nocturnal enemies—one who is patiently pulling all who oppose her deep into the seductive maelstrom of her power.
Fated lovers and new enemies.
In the bloody aftermath of the Battle of the Crossroads, Bran convinces the warriors who remain to gather their families and live as one clan under his leadership. He asks Lucia to rule by his side, leaving her with a difficult choice to make—to become a Priestess of the Isle or Queen of the Oaks. Her response leads Bran to make a decision that threatens to destroy not only his honor, but the future prosperity of his people.
Unknown to either of them, a wee golden child is born to Cerridwen and cast adrift in the sea, setting in motion a series of events that threaten to destroy the Oaks completely. Bran must embark on a perilous journey against time to save his clan.
The war for Brython demands blood and sacrifice.
The last of the Romans have left Britannia, leaving ruthless men to seize power and rip the land asunder. Without the discipline of Rome to stop them, relentless Pictii come down from the North to raid her settlements, and boatloads of Saxons pillage her shores.
Grown soft with nearly five generations of Roman order, most men in Brython are unable to defend their homes against these threats. But there is hope. Emrys and Uthyr, the sons of Constantine, the last great Roman leader in Britannia, have come of age. They return to Brython to avenge their father and reclaim his usurped throne. Along with their strange druid advisor, Myrthin Wyllt, they lead a campaign to unite the clans of Brython against the tyranny of her enemies, vowing to restore the peace and order once enjoyed under Rome's protection.
Bran knows the war for Brython is larger than any one clan can hope to win alone. He pledges fealty to Emrys and his obligations mount. His strength and loyalty are tested as he struggles to meet the demands of his country, clan, and family, as well as those of his otherworldly master, Arawn.
New and unlikely alliances are forged while old enemies churn forth new grievances, testing the limits of every relationship. All struggle to meet their responsibilities within the chaos surrounding their homeland, but remain hopeful they will succeed in putting a just king on the throne who will usher in a new age free of terror and tyranny.
Darkness descends.
Taliesin escapes Affalon to discover the world is much changed.
Uthyr Pendragon has taken Gorlois’ widow, Igerna, as his wife, and elevated Caer Leon to its former Roman glory. Peace may be short-lived, however, for rumours abound that Octa, son of Hengist, is alive and raising forces overseas, even though he was believed to have been executed in front of thousands at Uthyr’s victory games in Caer Lundein.
That is not all Taliesin learns from Uthyr. He discovers Nimue has left Affalon, traveling under her mortal name of Viviaine, and has allied herself with Myrthin. Sick by her betrayal, he races north to warn Arhianna, only to discover she has set off on a journey of her own--one he can't follow her on. In his efforts to find and protect her, he strays into an ever-more complicated web of deceit, fraught with danger and sorrow he is unprepared for.
Arhianna remembers nothing of her time in Knockma. Redevoted to her husband, she follows him north into Saxon territory in search of his clan, knowing he will never be content until he learns what has become of his people. Her decision changes her fate in drastic ways, sending her on a journey that takes everything from her but her will to survive.
Meanwhile, Igerna grapples with whether or not to tell Uthyr about the mystery surrounding her unborn child, for she knows the truth could cost her everything.
Though they do not yet know it, all have an immense role to play in the great wars to come; wars that threaten to take far more from the clans of Brython than their fortresses, fields and forests--should they fail, their enemies will wipe out their ancient rites and sacred places, leaving nothing in their wake but the history they choose to write across their trampled bones.
A new hope rises.
Arhianna begins her training at Dun Scáthach, where her restored memories throw her into a perilous tailspin ending in deadly consequences.
Taliesin, desperate to gain the skills required to defend his loved ones against the ancient powers stalking them, commits to apprentice under Amergin the Bard. His journey takes him far from Caer Leon, leaving Igerna to bear the heavy secret of Morgen’s parentage alone.
Igerna raises Morgen as twin sister to her only son, Arthur. Twins are auspicious, and the people of Caer Leon rejoice that their king and queen have been so blessed. As the years pass, however, Morgen’s birthright emerges, inciting gossip and fear. As her supernatural abilities become increasingly harder to disguise, Igerna fears for her daughter's safety and takes matters into her own hands.
As Morgen and Arthur come of age, the wheel of fate sends them in separate directions. Once outside the safety of Caer Leon, those seeking to influence the pair close in quickly--some well-intentioned, others ruthless and opportunistic.
Arthur is catapulted into the position he was born to fulfill, though not in the way anyone expects. Morgen, too, rushes toward her destiny, driven by the very people who have tried most desperately to protect her from it.
In the end, Arthur and Morgen stand together on the precipice of immense power, drawing all into their orbit as they step into the roles that will inspire the songs and stories of Britain for centuries to come.