Glen of Frost
The two sons of Duncan, Laird of Clan Seidhe, are different in more than birth and looks. Lachlan, the legitimate heir, is reckless, generous and a convinced Jacobite: Jamie, his bastard brother, is cold and cares for nothing but his own gain. Fiona Seidhe Maclaren, their orphaned cousin, is caught in their bitter struggle when, loving Lachlan, she is forced to marry Jamie. The feud begun between children in a Scottish glen in 1736 comes to a terrible climax nine years later, at the Battle of Culloden, when the Stuart Cause is fought to its end.