The Son of Scotland Historical Fiction series by J R Tomlin

Squire Thomas Randolph joins King Robert the Bruce to fight for Scotland’s freedom. After a devastating loss in battle to the English, he is taken prisoner and threatened with execution. His life saved by his foster father when he agrees to fight for the English, Thomas must find a way to save his honor and fight for what is right.

The year is 1308. Fighting once again for Scotland’s freedom, it falls to Thomas Randolph, nephew of King Robert the Bruce, to outwit and outbattle the conquering English. There is no easy path to victory and only a man with a knight’s courage can find it. Thomas Randolph is such a man, and this will be his finest hour.

After the Scottish victory at the Battle of Bannockburn, King Edward escapes capture and continues his war to claim Scotland. As Thomas Randolph fights to force the English to the peace table, the bloody war spreads across Scotland, England and Ireland. Deep in the violent frays, Thomas may not survive to see his beloved homeland truly free.

Thomas Randolph, the Earl of Moray, rides with the King as they drive the last English invaders from Scotland, but Robert the Bruce is beginning to fail. His time is running perilously short. Even as Thomas negotiates in France for allies, he must hedge against time, and returns to lead his army into England to counter new English aggression.