The Douglas Trilogy Books in Order

After William Wallace’s death, dispossessed young James Douglas stakes his future on Robert the Bruce’s rebellion. With Scotland under English occupation, he turns to unconventional warfare to recover his birthright and help win his country’s freedom.

Captured after Scotland’s defeat in 1296, young knight Andrew de Moray escapes an English dungeon and returns to an occupied homeland. Reclaiming his castle, he raises a rebellion in the north against the forces sent to destroy Scottish resistance.

James Douglas wages guerrilla warfare to drive English forces from Scotland, accepting destruction as the price of denying them a foothold. As resistance escalates toward a decisive confrontation, his duty threatens the woman he loves as well as his homeland.

After Bannockburn, James Douglas receives orders from Robert the Bruce to force England's surrender. Carrying the war across the border, he must turn military victories into lasting security for Scotland while confronting the human cost of his campaign.