Book
Gemini
First published 2000
In 1477, Nicholas returns to Scotland with his fortune restored but with unresolved debts to family, enemies and the kingdom he previously destabilised. At the court of James III he becomes involved in trade, faction and threats to the crown while attempting to reconcile with Gelis and settle the truth about his origins. The novel closes the House of Niccolo by connecting its family revelations to the later Lymond world.
Scotland forces Nicholas to confront the difference between restoring wealth and repairing damage. Political influence at James III’s court offers new opportunities for calculation, but reconciliation with Gelis and the truth about his family cannot be solved like a commercial problem. The conclusion therefore brings finance, dynastic identity and private responsibility together, showing the cost of treating people as pieces in a strategy.
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