Sequel to Raider's Tide. The continuation of Beatrice and Robert's story, historical drama set in 16th Century border country.

In Raider's Tide, Beatrice, a sixteen-year-old English girl, saves Robert - a - Scot from death. She has risked her own life, by helping the enemy but in turn is rescued by John, the local pastor.

After nearly drowning, and with Robert gone, Beatrice finds it difficult to settle back into everyday life. She starts to learn healing with the Cockleshell Man but is too distraught to concentrate well. A quarrel with her father results in her leaving home to stay at the Parsonage out father's way. There, her relationship with John deepens and they become betrothed.

Meanwhile several captured Scots are imprisoned in the infamous dungeons of Lancaster Castle. Robert is among them - he did not make it across the border. The prisoners are almost certain to be hanged after their trials at the Lent Assizes. Beatrice makes repeated attempts to free him, but nothing works and Robert is condemned to die. In desperation Beatrice plots with some travelling players to rescue Robert and in doing so, she jeopardises her relationship with John and narrowly escapes being thrown into jail herself.

In saving Robert, Beatrice has become a fugitive from the law herself... and Scotland is the only place she can go.

This book has been graded for interest at 11-16 years.

There are 336 pages in this book. This book was published 2014 by HarperCollins Publishers .

Maggie Prince won the W H Smith Mind Boggling Book Award for Memoirs of a Danger Alien which was also a World Book Day Superead in 2001. She has been a journalist, a charity worker and is married with three children.