A 19th century British Gypsy family fight injustice on three continents. Inspired by real people and events, set in England, Romania, and Australia, and America, Brothers Of The Wind is filled with real English Romany voices, folklore, culture, language and romance.

England 1830, the Industrial Revolution has brought prosperity for many, but hardship for Adam Stanley, the Gypsy horse trader and bare-knuckle boxer. The campsites that his family have enjoyed for three centuries gradually disappear and new anti-vagrancy laws have further compounded the difficulty in leading a peaceful, Gypsy life.

A horse deal goes wrong, presenting vengeful Judge Horatio Kingsley with an opportunity to make an example of Adam and his brother Charles. Charles is sentenced to death, whilst Adam is imprisoned in the notorious Portsmouth prison hulks where his warders force him into brutal, relentless fights for their profit.

Fate takes pity on Adam as Judge Kingsley's mission worker daughter Rebecca  fosters his sons. Her sense of equality and fairness encourages Levi and Tom Stanley to fight slavery and injustice on three continents in this sweeping, epic, heart-rending family saga.

“FIVE STARS, An excellent deeply felt evocation of family heritage”
Dr. Thomas A. Acton emeritus Professor of Romani Studies, University Of Greenwich, London, England