Tales of the Great Condor

 Josephia is on the path to save Lizzie Clayborne and save the city of  New Amsterdam from being taken over by The Wake. The first season ends, but a whole new world begins. 

Josephia is on the path to save Lizzie Clayborne and save the city of  New Amsterdam from being taken over by The Wake. 

After seeing Josephia with another woman, Delacy has to try and settle her emotions about her relationship with him once and for all. The gathering of all those involved in the Jessica Clayborne case brings up questions and answers.  Josephia will use the ashes of Zuluman to find out who is behind this entire case.

  Moving closer to the conclusion of this incredible first season of Tales of the Great Condor, Josephia finds himself absorbed in the woman Chastity Fawkes, who seems to have her way with his emotions.  The Judge gives Josephia his trust to end this case and restore the faith of the other 6 Judges, and Lizzie finally understands what has happened to her, and what her sister's deadly plan has been all this time.  

After a deadly mob has shown its power in the city, the Judge must be held accountable for allowing it to happen.  Josephia is still haunted by Zuluman's words as he met his end in the square, and Delacy is coming to a truth about Lizzie Clayborne she was not willing to face.

 The death of Jessica Clayborne reaches out to grab others tangled its web of mystery. Chief Abraham Lusk tries to find out more about the Judge's decision to let Lizzie free from jail, and discovers the truth of his "good nature".  Josephia is challenged for the honor of Delacy by her husband, and a new clue will help them uncover who could have been behind all the murders thus far.  

In this episode, we follow young Officer Hardwick as he tries to prove himself to Chief Lusk as good policeman.  Hardwick takes the lead on finding the many clues that will lead to who has been killing off members of the Clayborne family.  Josephia finds out the truth about Lizzie's origins and how her sister still haunts her.  

After the murder of Rayford Marley, the mystery thickens and Josephia's supernatural visions reveal a more demonic threats he did not see coming.  The past of the Clayborne family becomes a part of an intricate plot, unraveling one clue at a time.  In this fourth episode, Josephia must face the idea he may not find the true killer of Jessica Clayborne, leaving young Lizzie to pay for a murder she did not commit.   

In this third episode, Josephia hears the story of Lizzie Clayborne, realizing her truth will sound like a lie to everyone else.  She tells a tale of supernatural proportions and Josephia must find a way to get the law to see what she has explained.  Josephia's hand is forced by the Judge of New Amsterdam and time is running out before the city explodes. However, another piece of evidence will rise, leading Josephia and his new partner Dr. Albner Kilgore to an unexpected suspect

After the death of Jessica Clayborne, Josephia sees that his vision has caused the city of New Amsterdam to be in an uproar, and now they shout for blood.  Not giving up on the truth, Josephia now tries to find out what really happened before Lizzie Clayborne is sent to gallows for murdering her mother.   Her?  That is the question.  It will be a complicated and mounding mystery at the end of this episode.

Enter the Edwardian world of Winsphere Jones.  In his alternate America, a new consciousness of the world emerges; where the struggle to survive is a part of everyone's life.  In this first episode, we meet a young Josephia Blackstone, also known as The Great Condor by the newspapers. He is a detective with a special gift for solving crimes that would otherwise be lost in the clutter.  He has just arrived from London, helping Scotland Yard with the White Chapel murders.  Josephia has been called upon by the Police Chief of New Amsterdam, Abraham Lusk.  Apparently, a wealthy widow by the name of Jessica Clayborne has been murdered, and Josephia may be the only one that can figure out what has happened to her before the people in the city begin to make their own conclusions.