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"Fine early sixteenth century romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted January 31, 2006
In 1513 guilt-ridden Lachlan Maclean never wanted to
become a soldier, but does because he holds himself
culpable for the death of his father when he failed to
kill an enemy; redemption is what he is willing to die
for. He hopes to restore honor lost by replacing his Read more...
"Fast Paced and Riveting - Jewel of a Series!"
Reviewed by Marilyn Rondeau
Posted April 5, 2006
Setting --- Flodden Field, September 1513 --- Lachlan
Maclean never wanted to be a soldier. Guilt ridden and
blaming himself for his father's death when he refused to
kill an enemy, he sought to restore his honor by taking the
place of his brother Rory and standing at the side Read more...
SummaryWith Beloved Impostor, Patricia Potter launched a
trilogy of three Scottish brothers bound by a dark destiny.
Now, she returns with the story of Lachlan Maclean, a man
who has lost his past and faces an uncertain present of
peril—and an impossible love.
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