One Woman. Two Men. Secrets and Lies. How would you feel if your parents forced you to marry a stranger? It’s 1910, and twenty-year-old Chrissie MacIntosh dreams of marrying the Factor’s son, Colin Donaldson. So, she is understandably distressed when her parents tell her she must marry Roderick Macdonald, a man they promised her to when she was a child, a man she’s never met. As a dutiful daughter, she reluctantly leaves her home in North Uist to go with him to the prairies of Saskatchewan in Canada to become a homesteader’s wife, hoping that love will blossom. But Roderick has secrets that put their marriage vows to the test. When he catches tuberculosis and Colin Donaldson comes back into her life, he seems like the answer to her prayers. But his betrayal changes all their lives forever and they return to Scotland just as war is declared. If you're a fan of historical family sagas, this first book in The Uist Girl Series outstandingly combines suspense, romance, and a commentary on the social and political issues of the time. Marion Macdonald’s first venture into historical fiction will keep you enthralled until the last page.