Audiobook Under the Witches' Moon: A Romantic Tale of Mediaeval Rome

Under the Witches' Moon transports the listener to the turbulent landscape of medieval Rome in the tenth century, an era dominated by political instability, religious fervor, and the clash of powerful factions. The narrative centers on Tristan of Avalon, a pilgrim drawn to the Eternal City weighed down by a sorrowful love for Hellayne, a woman bound to another. In Rome, Tristan finds himself thrust into a web of intrigue involving the papal court, ambitious nobles, and the seductive, powerful Theodora, who rules her own court with ruthless charm and unquenchable ambition. As Tristan navigates the dangerous streets, he is forced to choose between the lingering, idealized memory of his past love and the dangerous, intoxicating reality presented by Theodora. The story weaves together themes of spiritual penance, occult practices, and the relentless pursuit of power, culminating in a tense struggle for control over the city and the human heart. The relationships among the characters are tested by betrayal, jealousy, and the dark forces that govern their society, leading toward an inevitable and dramatic reckoning.