The First Minister is missing... Scotland is divided… The referendum is in crisis...
Only Robert Castle has a vision for Scotland that could unite both sides in the independence debate.
Helen Castle fears that politics could destroy Robert. As the campaign intensifies she must face one of the hardest decisions of her life.
News that the First Minister of Scotland is missing, with only four months until the referendum on Scottish independence, challenges Robert Castle to decide whether he will fight for Scotland's future.
Sensing that the theft of Scotland's land over many centuries has robbed the people of their opportunity to be independent, Castle fights for a modern day land grab - to reverse the clearances that stole Scotland's land from the people.
But if the First Minister is not found, it will not just be the referendum at stake but the government of Scotland.
Challenging an out of touch parliament, Robert turns government on its head by introducing Cafe Politics - a way for communities to debate and agree their own policies.
Can this attempt at democracy succeed? Will Castle's determination to win this battle drive him and his wife apart? Will it cost him more than he can bear to lose?
Praise for the other books in The Great Scottish Land Grab series:
"Power to the people! I would recommend this to anyone with an interest in current events in Scotland, though I know a fair few who would be shouting at the screen. Look forward to the next instalment if only to find out what he has done to Eck"
"Great debut story! Really enjoyed this story and can't wait for the second part. Left readers with a real cliff hanger of an ending. Whether you intend to vote yes, no or couldn't care less this book will be of interest."
"Can't wait until the next book is issued in July!"
"In the land of fiction, independence is real. In the real world, Scotland has said no. But in the land of fiction, the Scots have gone one step further and have voted for a land grab as well as independence. Robert Castle intends to fulfil his promise to the Scottish nation, no matter what the cost. Yet again, Mark Anderson Smith has made the improbable believable. Indeed, after reading this, I thought independence would happen! Alex Salmond may have gone but there may be a real Robert Castle out there. Watch out Westminster - according to Mark Anderson Smith, it ain't over yet!"
The final book is now available.
