Allison and Logan Macintyre's marriage has flourished in the intervening years since World War II. Logan is now a distinguished member of the British Parliament. In 1971, a family loss deeply affects all who are connected to the Stonewycke estate, but also marks the beginning of new discoveries that promise to reshape their lives.

In this 19th century saga of an aristocratic Scottish family, Maggie Duncan is torn between her obligations as a dutiful daughter and her dislike of her father's pursuit of power.

The push for modernization in the early twentieth century has brought many changes to the once-grand Stonewycke estate. By 1931, the Stonewycke fortune is stretched thin as the Depression reaches Scotland, and heir Allison MacNeil finds herself at a crossroads. When a stranger shows up with a marked interest in the estate, will she hold on to the family legacy?

After Allison and Logan Macintyre escape from France and restore their marriage they discover the true meaning of commitment to one another. However, the passing away of Lady Joanna marks the beginning of new discoveries that promise to reshape their lives. Will Allison and Logan lose the true legacy that is rightfully theirs?

The conclusion of the Stonewycke Trilogy of three generations in the lives of an an aristocratic Scottish family.

Shortly before World War II, Allison and Logan Macintyre's marriage has fallen on hard times. When war breaks out, Logan gets involved in British espionage without Allison's knowledge. While he goes to France to become an agent in the Underground, Allison faces the terror of The Blitz. Will they survive the tragedies of war? And is there any hope for their future?