From the mine at Ailsa Stone on the west coast of Scotland to the fishing boats of Aberdeen in the east, young Stuart deals with prejudice, class distinction and the misunderstanding of epilepsy.  His union with Regina is both loving and sadly disasterous.  Unknowingly smitten by the Fraser curse, his family will face it head on.

Their son Ewen is gripped by the struggle in determining his clan heritage and the truth surrounding his emigration from Scotland to Canada.  He will lean on a talisman – a small curling stone – that leads him through the courts.  "Death pays dividends".