Scottish Borders Fiction

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  The Fingers Of One Foot - Hardback - Gerald Hammond
  In a gentle village in the Scottish borders, Roland Fox, a young aspiring writer, moves next door to Jane Highsmith, a newly qualified veterinary surgeon. But the growing attraction between them is muted by the mystery surrounding the recent death of her great-grandfather, who apparently fell off a narrow bridge into a stream.
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  Border Moonlight - Paperback - Amanda Scott
  This is the third novel in the medieval Scottish Borders Trilogy, following 'Border Wedding' and 'Border Lass', from best-selling author Amanda Scott.
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  John Burnet Of Barns - Paperback - John Buchan
  Set in the Scottish Borders in 1678, this novel tells the story of two young noblemen - John Burnet, heir to the ancient house of Barns, and his cousin, Captain Gilbert Burnet, a dashing but ruthless soldier and adventurer.
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  Border Wedding - Paperback - Amanda Scott
  This romance is set in the Scottish Borders in the 14th century. Caught trying to steal back his own cattle, Sir Walter Scott is given a choice: hang or marry his captor's daughter, Meg. Their union makes Meg a pawn in the endless violence between England and Scotland, and she must choose between her family and her husband.
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  Secrets In Priors Ford - Paperback - Eve Houston
  There's consternation among the villagers of Prior's Ford when a firm is interested in re-opening an old granite quarry. It'll be disruptive, noisy and dusty, despite bringing in some new jobs. Publican Glen organises a protest group.
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  The Turn Of The Tide - Hardback - Elisabeth McNeill
  After the dramatic events of October 1881, when a violent storm devastated the village of Eyemouth in the Scottish borders, the villagers have slowly started to rebuild their lives. Inconsolable with grief at the loss of her husband, Rosabelle Maltman has moved to London to start a new life, leaving her son behind.
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  Lady Danger - Paperback - Sarah McKerrigan
  Deirdre of Rivenloch is the eldest of an ailing Scottish lord. The Borders in 1135 is a dangerous place to be and Deirdre was raised to be the son her father never had. But the Scots king, realising the importance of their position along the Borders, assigns their lands' protection to Sir Pagan Cameliard.
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  John Buchan : Witch Wood, Huntingtower & The Thirty-Nine Steps - Paperback - Christopher MacLachlan; Association for Scottish Literary Studies
  The Scotnotes booklets are a series of study guides to major Scottish writers and literary texts aimed at senior pupils in secondary schools and students in tertiary education. The author of each booklet is an authority on the writer or text as well as having experience in teaching at the relevant levels.
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  The Candlemass Road - Paperback - George MacDonald Fraser
  Based on real events of four hundred years ago, this is a vivid picture of the brutal everyday reality of life on the Anglo-Scottish border, a place of lawlessness where raids, murder and terror were rife.
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  The Thirty-Nine Steps - Paperback - John Buchan
  Richard Hannay's ennui comes to an abrupt end when a murder is committed in his flat. Only a few days before the dead man had revealed to him an assassination plot which would have terrible consequences for international peace.

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  New Minstrelsy Of The Scottish Border - Hardback
  A collection of poetry.
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  Tweed Rivers: New Writing And Art Inspired By The Rivers Of The Tweed Catchment - Paperback - Ken Cockburn; James Carter
  Combining poetry, essays and short prose as well as a variety of visual media from etchings and woodcuts through watercolours and acrylics to colour, black & white and pinhole photography, Tweed Rivers presents a contemporary reaction to this landscape.