The Gharsias hold a secret which means they can never be safe.

1530: Hernando Gharsia flees Spain with Luis, the traumatised grandson he is determined to raise within the traditions and faith of his ancestors. As he grows up, Luis must learn to navigate French and English society, politics and commerce with utmost discretion. In an historical saga spanning several tumultuous decades, the loyalty of friends is the only refuge from Europe's religious and political turmoil.

From the vineyards of south-west France to the bustling port of Bridgwater, England, the remarkable story of Luis...

The Gharsias have guarded their secret closely, but has it secured their safety?

1547: the old kings of France and England are dead. In both kingdoms, uncertainty hovers over the question of religious reform. Discontent simmers in the countryside, ready to erupt, and the fragile peace between the two realms is about to disintegrate.

Luis Gharsia sets sail for England, determined to consolidate his burgeoning wine trade with Thomas Weaver and to rekindle his friendship with Weaver's intriguing daughter, Alyce.
As a Morisco, Luis can observe the religious...