"James VI and the Mystery of Gawra" is a book that reveals one of the most confusing and mysterious events in Scottish history of the 16th century - the conspiracy of the young men of Gawra. The book's author, Lang Andrew, details the events of August 5, 1600, when James VI saved himself from an assassination attempt orchestrated by Adere Gowrie. The reader will have the opportunity to feel the atmosphere of intrigue, conspiracies and mystery that surrounded the royal court of Scotland at that time, thanks to the skillful description of Andrew Lang. This book is a fascinating detective story and at the same time a valuable source of historical facts and events that influenced the further course of events in Scotland and Great Britain.