Devil's Brood

Set in A.D. 1172, the story unfolds as Henry II's three eldest sons plot against him, joining forces with King Louis of France. However, the most significant betrayal comes from Eleanor of Aquitaine, who is intricately involved in the conspiracy. As the royal family crumbles and their marriage deteriorates, the intense conflict between Henry and Eleanor leads to profound and devastating repercussions across Christendom, highlighting themes of loyalty, power, and familial strife.