Synopsis

MacLeod found himself back in France, unexpectedly greeted at the airport by Hugh Fitzcairn, an old friend from a past he thought long buried. It had been thirty-five years since they last saw each other. Fitz had built a life: a university professorship, a love with Naomi. Yet, as MacLeod looked at him, a familiar unease stirred within him. Memories surfaced—a Venetian courtyard in 1637, the scent of oranges and intrigue, MacLeod defending the Doge's daughter from Fitz’s ardent attentions. N