in which a man who runs an entire country happens falls in love for the princess of a county.
OR
in which a welsh gangster walks into small heath and fell for the communist woman, who happened to be a shelby - unless you ask her, then shes a thorne
"Nothing about you is ordinary, William Reece. You are the heir, the Dragon, the one everyone will want on their side."
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William Reece wasn't an ordinary Welsh man, nor was he an ordinary solider, husband or son.
He was the only son of the man who retired as the head of the Draig Goch, a Welsh group that - to those outside of Wales, thought rivalled the Peaky Blinders, the Camden Boys, Kimber and Changretta.
But they were wrong.
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They were what those other men wished to be. They were the head of state, the rule, the law, the reason for order. The Reece family were more important, more sought after, more influential to the Welsh people than the Royal Family.
"I have never thought of myself as an ordinary man, just a man with the means to get what he wants."
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additional cast...
olivia cooke as bronwyn lee william moseley as rhys lee nikolaj coster-waldau as gareth lee janet montgomery as rowenna reece
