Chapter 24: The Doves Sate Upon the Window-Ledge and Lowly Cooed and Cooed A confession. Cue the tears.

Chapter 23: In One Who Will Do Justice, and Demands That It Shall Be Done to Each Thing He Has Made, By Each Who Bears His Image Sir Jeoffrey comes to his end.  

Chapter 22: Mother Anne Anne finally lives her best life.

Chapter 21: An Heir Is Born Clorinda sets out to right the wrongs of her past and is blessed with a child.

Chapter 20: A Noble Marriage Clorinda attempts piety and learns what it means to "be a woman."

Chapter 19: A Piteous Story Is Told and the Old Cellars Walled In Clorinda's clean getaway hits a bit of a snag.

Chapter 18: My Lady Dunstanwolde Sits Late Alone and Writes Perhaps Lady Anne knows more than she lets on.

Chapter 17: Wherein His Grace of Osmonde's Courier Arrives from France That "thing" which Clorinda recently took care of continues to taunt her.

Chapter 16: Dealing with That Which Was Done In the Panelled Parlour Clorinda strives desperately to keep her secret hidden... and ends up with another secret.

Chapter 15: In Which Sir John Oxon Finds Again a Trophy He Had Lost The Lady on her Devil once again meets the Devil. And rides to her doom.