St. George and St. Michael

The narrative follows Richard Heywood's coming-of-age amid political, domestic, and supernatural turbulence: his father's Puritan-influenced debates about liberty, his mother's reputed healing and charms, and Dorothy's connection to both. Episodes range from courtly intrigue and martial sieges to intimate trials of love and faith, threaded with enchantments, witchcraft accusations, a magician's arts, and scenes of healing and exorcism. Interwoven political argument and spiritual reflection challenge characters' consciences while adventures — escapes, battles, enchanted objects, and spectral visitations — propel moral reckonings and transformations across three linked volumes.