This biography follows the lives and loves of the five young men who made up the infamous 'Golden Lads' - the sons of James I of England and Scotland. Through their triumphs and tragedies, their scandals and secrets, we see a portrait of a royal family in all its flawed and fascinating glory. With lively writing and meticulous research, this book captures the spirit of an era and the personalities that shaped it.

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