Fiction from the Highlands of Scotland

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  Scar Hill - Paperback - Alan Temperley
  Peter is an ordinary teenager, but one day his life changes forever. As one secret follows another, Peter plunges into a world of subterfuge, danger and survival.
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  The House In The Hills - Paperback - Olivia FitzRoy
  Fiona, Ninian and Hugh find a dilapidated old croft in the wild hills of Scotland; they paint and repair it to make a wonderful home for themselves. Of course it is the perfect place for adventures too: they stalk deer, they sail in the Black Swan and with the help of the mysterious Fergus, search for a legendary cave.
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  The Green Ray: A New Translation Of The Complete Text With Illustrations - Paperback - Jules Verne
  Jules Verne is the author of many classic, world-famous novels such as 'Around the World in 80 Days' and 'Journey to the Centre of the Earth'. This is his tale of a woman who refuses to enter into her arranged marriage, believing instead that a 'green ray' of light holds the key to her true love.
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  Serpentine - Paperback - Tom Morton
  'Serpentine' is an explosive, bitterly funny journey into the darkest heart of the Irish troubles and the violence that lurks in Scotland's most scenic Highland communities.
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  The Tin-Kin - Paperback - Eleanor Thom
  When her aunt Shirley dies, Dawn finds herself back in her claustrophobic hometown of Elgin in Scotland. In an attempt to avoid contact with anyone from her former life, Dawn busies herself cleaning Shirley's flat, until one day she comes across the key to a cupboard that she was never allowed to open as a child.
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  Glenfarron - Paperback - Jonathan Falla
  'Glenfarron' is the tale of a rugged Scottish Highland landscape and the impact of three contrasted generations of outsiders: Polish aircrew at a British military hospital in the 1940s; young Glaswegians who inherit country property in the 1970s; African diplomats in 2006.
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  Stones Of Conscience - Paperback - Philip R. Jordan
  Life long friends Marcus Chapman and Charles Ashford take their annual sailing trip off the wild coast of North West Scotland. An error of judgement, and the onset of a freak storm, force them into staying at the remote Kinloch Castle on the Isle of Rum.
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  Crisis of Conscience - Paperback - Mary Withall
  The remote, self-sufficient Highland community, accustomed to fending for itself, begins to feel the effects of the rise of the NHS. At first the changes are generally agreed to be for the common good, but as the consequences become apparent they soon lead to deep divisions which could tear the local families apart.
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  Blood Lines - Paperback - Grace Monroe
  A woman is lured to a lonely ruin in the Scottish Highlands and strangled almost to the point of death. As she prays for mercy, her hopes are shattered when her unseen assailant begins to carve her face, and she is left alone to bleed her life's blood into a shallow grave.
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  The Credit Draper - Paperback - J. David Simons
  'The Credit Draper', an original debut novel by J. David Simons, is more than just an immigrant's story about the search for identity in an alien land - it is also a book about whisky, football and waterproof clothing.