New leads suggest Wombosi is not behind the murder and kidnapping. Rather the person who gave Sophie the evidence is the real target of a much more complex plot. ...

New leads suggest Wombosi is not behind the murder and kidnapping. Rather the person who gave Sophie the evidence is the real target of a much more complex plot. ...

New leads suggest Wombosi is not behind the murder and kidnapping. Rather the person who gave Sophie the evidence is the real target of a much more complex plot. ...

New leads suggest Wombosi is not behind the murder and kidnapping. Rather the person who gave Sophie the evidence is the real target of a much more complex plot. ...

A group of native Pamunkey enter Jamestown at night to steal tools and one of them, Chacrow, is caught. Massinger, angry at losing his land, tries to accuse Silas of sell ...

In 1969 Norman makes a disastrous and short-lived marriage whilst Jeremy's wife Caroline dies in a car crash and he has more bad news when Norman tells his story to his e ...

In 1965 Jeremy Thorpe, a successful Liberal MP and in line for the party's leadership, tells his friend Peter Bessell how, four years earlier, he met the handsome stable ...

Whilst the Rutters compromise Redwick into giving them trading rights Jocelyn tells Yeardley she discovered that Massinger obtained his land illegally and forces him to g ...

With Massinger dead Yeardley gives the Sharrows his slaves in lieu of their stolen goods. He expects Pedro to breed with Maria but Temperance gives Maria cause to stab Pe ...

Believing Yeardley cheated them the Sharrows lead a march on the governor's house but he diverts them with news of an imminent Spanish invasion and a solar eclipse which ...

Secretary Farlow returns to the colony with an alchemist, who tries to convince the governor that lead can be transformed into gold thanks to some ingredients provided by ...

Chacrow marries his sister Winganuske to Henry to form an alliance but Yeardley is using it as a chance to gain power over the natives and Chacrow foils him when Silas ex ...

The natives feel Silas has betrayed them and Chacra confronts Alice with the fact. Some time later her baby goes missing and Yeardley leads a group of armed men to the Pa ...

Yeardley lets Jocelyn keep her home after she tells him whom she suspects to be the spy and Alice is worried it is Silas, though he assures her he was secretly meeting Ch ...

Jamestown's first baby is born to Alice and Silas, delivered by slave Maria, who longs to escape and find her own children. Samuel is found dead, rendering Jocelyn and Me ...

Another ship arrives in Jamestown, bringing more women and the letter to Temperance Jocelyn dreads. With the influx Yeardley proposes setting up a governing assembly for ...

Henry's return with his bags of silver is generally welcomed though Redwick and Farlow want it confiscated for the crown. However Henry persuades Yeardley to keep it, lea ...

Angered by Redwick and Farlow's exploitation of the mutiny Verity steals from them but continues to rob other settlers, to the horror of Meredith, who hides her spoils. T ...

Silas accuses Massinger of killing his cow but has no proof whilst Yeardley falls ill with kidney stones, requiring Christopher to operate. Farlow and Redwick both try to ...

After Christopher Priestley disturbs a man digging up the grave of the late governor De La Warr the colonists believe it was in search of a treasure map and that Henry Sh ...

Jocelyn is intrigued when the governor asks Samuel to investigate irregularities in the Virginia Company's books possibly caused by the previous governor but she has alre ...

In 1617 a group of women arrive in Jamestown, Virginia, to be settlers' wives, including the aristocratic Jocelyn Woodbryg, due to marry her English fiancé, Samuel Caste ...