Eschewing xenophobia, his deep understanding of how Scotland's history touches her people shines through. All over Scotland, into England and Europe, over to Canada, Chicago and Washington - the people and the places that bring Scotland's story to life, and death - including

• Wallace and Bruce
• The Union Montrose
• The Jacobites
• John MacLean
• Tartan Day USA

and, revealed for the first time, the burial places of all Scotland's monarchs.

This is not a history book. But it covers history.
This is not a travel guide. But some places mentioned might be worth a visit.
This is not a political manifesto. But a personal one.
Read this book. It might make you angry. It might give you hope. You might shed a tear. You might not agree with David R. Ross.
But read this book. You might rediscover your roots, your passion for Scotland.

David R. Ross is passionate about Scotland's past. And its future. In this heartfelt journey through Scotland's story, he shares his passion for what it means to be a Scot, tackling the Act of Union, the Jacobite rebelion and revealing, for the first time, the final resting places of all Scotland's Kings and Queens.