Composed, performed, and produced by Philip D. Adams
© 2021 - Philip D. Adams - All rights reserved

Composed, performed, and produced by Philip D. Adams
*"Fill-iù Oro Hù Ò" and "O Cò Bheir Mi Leam" are traditional Celtic folk songs, arranged and produced by Philip D. Adams.
© 2021 - Philip D. Adams - All rights reserved

Composed, performed, and produced by Philip D. Adams
© 2021 - Philip D. Adams - All rights reserved

While awaiting an invasion from Normandy to the south, Harold learns that Tostig, along with the norse king Harald Hardrada, has invaded England from the north.

Music by Philip D. Adams

The voices of Molly and Elga are performed by Kirsty Halliday.

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Wulfric and his band of woodland thugs ambush Edwyn and attack Tor, Molly,  and the elderly couple. As Edwyn struggles to free himself, Molly is left to face Wulfric alone.

Music by Philip D. Adams

The voice of Molly is performed by Kirsty Halliday.

Roddy, along with two of Rodagar's soldiers fight their way into the castle of Kato Sakros to rescue Rodagar from torture and death.

Music by Philip D. Adams

Edwyn learns of Molly's whereabouts and of the man with whom she now lives on the couple's humble farm. Overcoming his feelings of jealousy and futility, Edwyn goes off to find her and confronts the monster walking in his father's flesh.

Music by Philip D. Adams

The voice of Molly is performed by Kirsty Halliday.

Harold Godwinson discovers that his challenger from across the channel, Duke William of Normandy, has secured a papal censure from Rome, rallying his countrymen invade England and seize the throne.

Music by Philip D. Adams

A comet appears in the sky above Northumbria, where Rodagar and his men make plans to hunt down and kill Kato Sakros at his castle in Norhamshire. 

Music by Philip D. Adams

The winter of 1066 brings new perils for Edwyn, new opportunities for Roddy, and new temptations for Molly, who has all but given up hope of being found by Edwyn.

Music by Philip D. Adams

The voice of Molly is performed by Kirsty Halliday.