Set in the sixteenth-century Highlands, Patricia Potter’s thrilling trilogy introduces the three passionate Maclean brothers.
Bound by blood, haunted by an ancestor’s sins, the Maclean brothers of the Scottish Highlands battle injustice and vow to bring peace to their bitterly divided homeland. As they seek to fulfill their destinies, each is challenged by a spirited young woman who ignites a fire in his heart.
Rory Maclean, scarred by tragedy, has sworn never to love again. He returns to Scotland after ten years at sea to declare a truce with the Campbells, his clan’s sworn enemy, and meets an alluring beauty playing a dangerous game.
Lachlan Maclean is the brave soldier who fights alongside his king at the battle of Flodden Field—until he falls on the battlefield . . . and is brought back to life by a beautiful English border thief who despises all Scotsmen.
Patrick Maclean is the eldest of the three brothers. Abducted and sold into slavery, the vengeance-seeking Scottish warrior incites his fellow oarsmen to mutiny . . . only to find himself burdened with a spirited female hostage.