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A song of the ancestors by Rachel Lawson

A song of 2 star-crossed lovers from Rachel Lawson's Stand And Deliver series.

Adventures and misadventures on the highways of old England. Good quotes from Stand and Deliver: In The Moonlight- story "Stand and deliver, your money or your life!" shouted the highwayman. "I hear that you met a real highwayman the other day I wish I had been with you. They are so thrilling and romantic!" "Hand over your loot! Either give it to me now or I will take it from your body!" Terrence the Terror said. "I said give it back, Terry!" said Sir Justin. "Tom your friend is a nut!" Mary said. "What did he do murder the driver so he could drive the coach?" asked Sir Thomas. "I bailed up the Terror and took your sister's stuff back as she was under my care!" said Sir Justin. "New to this are you lad!" said one of them. "Terry I think you killed him!" said one of the others he was the black-clad highwayman named the Ghost for his sudden appearances and disappearances. "I just found her here, I was on my way to see you." "I have never seen anything so beautiful! I could forget everything and live in this moment forever"

With fixed audio. Full story coming soon. In the court of William the Conqueror, love is a luxury few dare to claim.Miles Courtenay, the king’s jester, carries a secret older than England itself — a shadow that follows him, listens to him, and never leaves his side. Only his bride, the gentle and sharp‑witted Mélisende, knows the truth behind his haunting laughter.But envy coils through the royal court, and superstition spreads like wildfire.Sir Roul de Montfort, desperate to restore his family’s fading honor, becomes captivated by the jester’s wife — and by the power he believes she holds.As whispers turn to accusations and loyalties fracture, Miles and Mélisende must stand together against the darkness rising around them… and the darkness that has always walked beside him.In a world ruled by fear and ambition, their love may be the only light strong enough to survive the shadows.

Theme to The Jester's Bride, a story coming soon to this podcast

Rachel Lawson's song translated to Anglo-Norman by co-pilot.the original modern English versionhttps://youtu.be/AlmLNWVmoSw

A song by Rachel Lawson

By Rache Lawson, inspired by The Magicians: Send In The Clowns, where a grim reaper gets a job as a clown to kill a killer vampire clown.