Fontana, London, 1972, 2nd pr of revised Fontana edition.  MMPB, 253 pages.  Wraps have edge and cover wear, tiny corner bends and creases, light reading creases on spine; light age toning; binding sound.  Interior clean and unmarked with tanning pages.  ‘Glencoe 1692 – blood-stained landmark in Scotland’s turbulent history.  At 3 p.m., on the 13th February, a huge army of soldiers swept into the remote Highland Valley of Glencoe, stronghold of the clan Macdonald.  The Master of Stair sent them.  Cruel and ambitious, he did not shrink from mass murder to satisfy his lust for power.  Jock Campbell led them.  At last his chance had come to rid Scotland of his old enemies and reign supreme in the Highlands.  Delia tried to stop them.  Beautiful Jacobite spy, she risked her life to warn the Macdonalds and save the man she loved.  Fighting against time and the evil madness of her opponents, Delia plotted secretly to avert the threatened tragedy.’ (from rear wrap)