Marion Campbell centered her writing on the rich past of Argyllshire, the region that was her lifelong passion and ancestral home. As both a skilled novelist and a field archaeologist, she brought profound insight to the history of Scotland. Her literary work explores forgotten aspects of Scottish history, which she vividly brings to life through her distinctive narrative style. Readers can anticipate deeply researched stories and compelling portrayals of the past.
In this biography of Alexander III, King of Scotland in the 13th century, the author not only describes his life, his reign and his kingdom, but also examines the relationship between Scotland and other European countries, as well as the relationships between their respective Royal houses.