The Stone of Destiny

1296
Scotland has fallen.

Edward I orders William de Langford to carry the Stone of Destiny to London—proof that a nation has been broken. At his side is Brother Andrew, a young priest from Scone Abbey burdened with a secret that must not be revealed.

What begins as duty becomes a perilous trial of loyalty and faith, as both men are driven to question their mission—and the truth behind it.

The choices they make will echo through the centuries.

Six hundred and fifty-four years later, the Stone is taken again—ripped from beneath the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey by Scottish nationalists.

The theft rocks Britain and ignites a national crisis.

Detective William Kerr of Glasgow Special Branch is ordered to recover it—fast and quietly.
But as he closes in, he begins to suspect the truth is far more dangerous than the crime itself.