Cassie McCullough

You know, so there's this real sense of the underclass.

I mean, these are real Robin Hood stories, all of them.

And I guess that's maybe why they've got such massive appeal around the world.

So Edgar then has to remake his life with his brothers.

They've survived this attack and they go and restart their life and start from absolute scratch and they are struggling to feed themselves.

They're skinny and they're in real trouble.

So that's where they are.

Ragnar, who has this wild head of red hair, meanwhile, is the daughter of Count Huber in Schöberg in Normandy, and she's about to be married off to this quite painful prince called Gjarm until...

Will Wolfe turns up.

Now, this is about trade across the channel and also about these Viking attacks.

And Will Wolfe's gone across to talk to Count Hubert about trying to stop these Vikings.

From there, where do I end?

I mean, the story, as we say, it is a story without end.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, it's so, I mean, I think.

In our family discussions, we did sort of decide it was pretty mechanical.

We know where we're going.

We know what's going to happen.

And, I mean, he does these quite sort of saucy little scenes, actually, Ken Follin.

I must say, some of his sex scenes are very unexpected and rather, ooh, titillating.