This trilogy tells the story of Robert the Bruce and how, tutored and encouraged by the heroic William Wallace, he determined to continue the fight for an independent Scotland, sustained by a passionate love for his land.

This novel is set in the Scotland of James the Fifth. It tells the story of how the poet David Lindsay, Lord Lyon King of Arms, (who was a leading poet of his day and whose works are still performed at the Edinburgh Festival), and the Lord Privy Seal battled to keep James on the throne.

An historical novel written by the author of "Warden of the Queen's March", "Mail Royal", "Flowers of Chivalry" and "Columba". This is the story of the reign of Kenneth MacAlpin, the 9th-century king who united Scotland and gave it its name.

This book tells the story of James the First of Scotland, who was an extraordinary poet, thinker, warrior, athlete, and statesman. His romance with Joanna Beaufort is one of the great love stories in history, and the love for him of Catherine Douglas one of the most poignant.

The MacGregors are a small clan. At the end of the 16th century, Alastair MacGregor, the young chief of the clan, faces the threat of Black Duncan of the Cowl, of the powerful Cambell clan. He must meet the challenge.

This is the story of Thomas Kerr of Ferniehirst and his loyal service to the beautiful and ill-fated Mary Queen of Scots, as both are caught up in the turmoil created by John Knox, the Regent Moray, Darnley, Rizzie, Bothwell, and Elizabeth Tudor.

Plundered from Scotland by Edward I in 1296, the Stone of Destiny lay beneath the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey for 700 years-but for centuries rumor and speculation have surrounded the origins of this symbol of Royal power. This is the extraordinary tale of the quest for the true Stone of Destiny.

Thomas the Rhymer, as he came to be called, was a poet and a visionary with the gift of prophecy. This is his story of adventure, brutality and romance, set in the times of Alexander III, when the sword ruled over all and the treachery of the powerful earls had never been greater.