This is the second book in Nigel Tranter's trilogy of novels about the MacGregor clan.
In 1715, declared an outlaw by the Secretary of State, the Duke of Montrose and the Duke of Cumberland, Rob Roy MacGregor, steadfast supporter of the Stuart cuase, leaves home and clansmen to avoid bringing diaster upon them.
In his absence, Montrose's factor comes to his home, attacking his proud wife, Mary MacGregor, frightening his children and setting fire to Inversnaid House.
For which Rob Roy vows a terrible revenge . . .
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Read MoreHe has an amazingly broad grip of Scottish history - Daily TelegraphOne of Scotland's most prolific and respected writers - The TimesAn accomplished writer of compelling and unforgettable historical novels - She magazineThrough his imaginative dialogue, he provides a voice for Scotland's heroes - Scotland on SundayTranter's popularity lies in his knack of making historical events immediate and exciting - Historical Novels ReviewAn informative, entertaining read - Daily ExaminerHe treats history with respect - Financial Times