Master of the Highlands: What really happened?

Ewen Cameron of Lochiel, the Seventeenth Chief of his clan, also known
as Ewen Dubh M'Ian V'Allan, Ewen the Black, and “Ulysses of the
Highlands,” is a well-known figure in Scottish history.

Ewen was a famously noble, loyal, and gracious leader whose great skill
and imposing size also made him a fearsome enemy. His well-told lore is
recounted in songs and poems, including Sir Walter Scott's Lady of the Lake.

Spoiler alert! Click below for more images and in-depth looks at the many true-to-life details I wove into the pages of Master of the Highlands.

• Prologue - Gormshuil
• Chapter 1 - Uncle Donald
  
• Chapter 4 - General George Monk
  
• Chapter 6 - Deadly Nightshade and Tor Castle
• Chapter 9 - Ewen's Wives
• Chapter 10 - The Last Wolf in Scotland
  
• Chapter 12 - A general, a bribe, and a fort
• Chapter 20 - The Witch's Pool
• Chapter 23 - The Tale of Donald Dubh
• Chapter 25 - "The enemy had offered their throats to be cut."
• Chapter 26 - The MacKintosh Feud
• Chapter 27 - The Battle of Achdalieu and Ewen's "Sweetest Bite"
• Epilogue - "Ever a plain homely dowdy"
  
• Other Tributes to Ewen