The Saints

1429 AD: The Siege of Orleans. The final battle that determines France’s fate. Either they push the English back or they will be crushed by the besieging enemy. But Joan’s generals conspire behind her and the French soldiers, used to defeat, show no signs of victory. Joan of Arc, young maid of Domremy, is on the battlefield at last.

A creaky inn yards from the dauphin’s palace. Joan is here, waiting. The dauphin’s advisors are slow to let anyone near the prince. Everyone is a threat, even this strange young girl who says she hears voices from God. They interrogate Joan for weeks while the siege of Orleans continues. Will Joan reach Orleans before it’s too late?

Laxart’s seventeen year old niece, Joan of Arc, bangs on his door in the early hours of the morning. She walked thirteen miles alone. In the dark. In a war torn country. A country weary from one hundred years of war. God has chosen her to save France, but can Joan convince a war general to listen to a seventeen year old girl?

France, 1429 AD. Five years have passed. France is still losing. Slowly. The Dauphin is hiding in Chinon. What is left of the French army cowers in Orleans, besieged by the English. When Orleans falls, so will France. Joan, the peasant girl who has never rode a horse before, receives messages from divine messengers, telling her of a great mission God is entrusting to her. Will she believe her divine voices when they ask her to leave home? Never to return again?

The Hundred Years War, France. 1424 AD. England and France have waged war for 87 years. France is dying. Everyday, the English press further and further into France, claiming it for their own. In the unremarkable French village of Domremy, a peasant girl is picking flowers and singing innocently in the spring sunshine. This girl is the savior of France. Joan of Arc.

The Kingdom of Upper Burgundy, 950 A.D. Father Martin has helped Adelaide and Myra escape from their prison cell. But will they be able to get away before King Berengar's soldiers find them again? And who will aid the virtuous queen in defeating her vicious foes?

The Kingdom of Upper Burgundy, 950 A.D. Queen Adelaide and her loyal maidservant, Myra, escaped from Castle Orbe. But they've been captured by Lord Berengar's men, and lie imprisoned in another castle dungeon. Now they wonder: will they ever see freedom again?

The Kingdom of Upper Burgundy, 950 A.D. Despite Queen Adelaide’s warnings of danger in the court, her husband King Lothar refused to listen. Poisoned by a treacherous rival, his death leaves Adelaide with few allies to protect her. Now, she must use her wits and her faith to avoid falling victim to those who would seize her kingdom.

The Kingdom of Upper Burgundy, 948 A.D. Reluctantly, Princess Adelaide has married Lothar, a man of questionable integrity. But as her faith and virtue begin to influence him, the couple receives startling news: Lothar will ascend the throne and Adelaide will be queen. Suddenly, the young royal newlyweds are thrust into an even more dangerous world of intrigue, hypocrisy, and betrayal.

The Kingdom of Upper Burgundy, 947 A.D. It's Princess Adelaide's sixteenth birthday, but she's the only one not celebrating. Forced into a marriage she doesn’t want, she’s about to discover that God’s plans for her are even better than her own. This is the story of Adelaide of Burgundy.

France. 1148 A.D. Twenty years have passed since Drogo was sealed in his cold anchorite cell. Horribly deformed and still wracked with sadness, the once-handsome Drogo is visited by his faithful friends. Will his life of prayerful solitude and sacrifice finally give him the peace and mercy he longs for?

Rome, Italy. October, 1128 A.D. The young, handsome and troubled Drogo has been worn down by his many unsuccessful pilgrimages to Rome. But his faith is undeterred. Now, he faces the greatest challenge of his life.