Jane Seton; or, The King's Advocate: A Scottish Historical Romance

"Jane Seton; or, The King's Advocate: A Scottish Historical Romance" by James Grant is a stirring historical romance unfolding in the vibrant yet volatile court of King James V of Scotland. The story shines a light on Jane Seton, the Countess of Ashkirk's daughter, and her anticipated reunion with Roland Vipont, the King's Master of Ordnance, amidst the grand celebrations for King James VI and his queen, Magdalene of France. However, beneath the surface of joyous festivities, simmering tensions arise, particularly with the presence of the King's Advocate, Sir Adam Otterburn, who harbors a hidden jealousy towards Roland. As the narrative starts, the vibrant atmosphere of Edinburgh sets the stage for a complex web of relationships and political intrigue, where personal desires clash with dangerous courtly schemes, promising a tempestuous journey through love, loyalty, and betrayal.