The Complete Cameron Family Saga (Fairleyden #1-4)

Explore the rich beauty of Scotland across generations of the Cameron family. Follow their many adventures packed with drama, love, loss and resilience.

SETTING
In the heart of the Scottish Highlands surrounded by rolling hills, and rugged glens, sits Fairlyden farm, home to the Cameron family. This unforgettable series follows the Camerons — and all their trials and tribulations — through the decades.

In this 4-book box set:

BOOK 1: FAIRLYDEN

1850s
. Mattie Cameron’s quiet life is turned upside down when her father’s death leaves her to run the family farm, Fairlyden. But, as a woman, she must marry if she is to secure its future from rival farmers. Sandy Logan made a promise to always protect Mattie and offers to marry her. As an unexpected passion simmers between them, will love and loyalty be enough to save Fairlyden?

BOOK 2: MISTRESS OF FAIRLYDEN

1860s
. Sarah Cameron’s life at Fairlyden is anything but tranquil. Married to William, her marriage, while built on love, is tested by secrets, pride, and William’s overbearing nature. But a confrontation with the sinister Edward Slater threatens to shatter their world. Now Sarah and William must come together to overcome the dangers that seek to divide them and ensure their happiness remains intact.

BOOK 3: THE FAMILY OF FAIRLYDEN

1910s
. Since the death of her mother, Beth Jamieson has been raised by Sarah Cameron. But Sarah’s daughter Sadie is unhappy with Beth being part of the family, especially as Beth gets older and grows closer to Sarah’s youngest son, Logan. Love begins to blossom. Then in 1914 everything changes and Logan is sent to war. They delay their marriage until Logan’s return. But then Beth discovers she’s pregnant, and Sadie knows. Will Sadie destroy Beth’s chance at happiness before it’s begun?

BOOK 4: FAIRLYDEN AT WAR

1940s
. Kirsty Cameron has never forgiven James MacFarlane for leaving Fairlyden for a neighbouring farm. Having known James all her life all she can feel is betrayal and heartache. But feelings are put aside when war breaks out and Kirsty is forced to shoulder the burden of Fairlyden alone. As the shadows of war creep closer, James is never far from her thoughts and Kirsty discovers that the greatest risks aren’t just to her farm — but to her heart.