THE SCOTTISH FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN WRITERS
The Ghost of Erraid
Fran Brady
In 1924, the Galways - Robert, Maggie, and their children, Liza and Gerry,
become a lighthouse family on Erraid, a tiny causeway islet of the south tip of the Hebridean Isle of Mull. Frequently caught between her violent, abusive father and her gentle mother, Liza struggles to make sense of the local schoolteacher's obsessive interest in Gerry.
In the bleak but beautiful landscape, Jacobite history, Druidic myth and
a 17th century shipwreck legend combine to create an unfolding drama
which escalates to a terrifying climax.
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The Edge of the Other World
Edmund Farrow
Magic, gods and treachery in ancient Scotland
The Roman legions are gone and the power of the druids is fading. Old gods must compete with the new ways of Christianity. Nothing can keep the tribes of Scotland from war. Beset by chaos, the kingdom of Dal Riata stands alone and a young prince must prove himself worthy to be king. Aided by a seer who can walk the many paths of the future and shape them to her own ends, he sets out in search of the legendary spear of justice. His quest leads all the way to the land of Faerie...
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