Below the moors of the rocky Gower peninsula stands Oxmoon, family manor of the Godwins; a house which obsesses and haunts every member of the family, turning brother against brother, son against father, it’s changing fortune inexorably linked to theirs…..

          Robert – the successful lawyer longing for the Oxmoon and the sweetheart – of his childhood

          Ginevra – beautiful, wilful, swept up in a glittering London social whirl

         John – the younger brother, and his son Harry, both dominated by the fantasy that in owning Oxmoon they will be happy for ever

          Kester – dream-filled romantic and heir to Oxmoon, whose obsessions lead him to his own mysterious death

          From passionate joy to uspeakable violence, from triumph to tragedy, madness to death, The Wheel of Fortune draws you into its everspinning circle as in the sunlit rooms and dark passages of Oxmoon, and on the deadly rocks of the Worm’s Head, the Godwins confront each other and the ghosts of their turbulent past.