Fiction from Stirling and the West Highlands
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After A Dead Dog - Paperback -
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Iain Lewis is a complex man, a part-time poet hacking out a living writing the occasional TV script from his small isolated cottage in Kintyre. One of the many complications in his life is that he still carries a torch for his one-time sweetheart, Carole. -
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Boyracers is a fresh, savvy and honest take on being young, naive, hopeful, and the pains of living life at hyperspeed in a mad pop-culture world. Boyracers is Alan Bissett's first novel. -
Add to BasketChill - Paperback -
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Samuel is trapped by huge snow drifts in an old, remote house. And that's not the only thing causing a cold shiver to creep down his spine. He feels like the ghostly figure in the locked library has a message - but who is it for? -
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Krissie & Sarah have been best friends forever. Sarah is married to Kyle & they are trying for a baby. Krissie becomes pregnant after a one night stand on holiday & this upsets Sarah, who is having trouble conceiving. To ease the tension between them all, they go on a walking holiday in Loch Lomond, which has disastrous consequences. -
Add to BasketDragons' Dance - Paperback -
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Cal moves to a Scottish island along with his annoying sister and crazy dog. An old house, rumoured to be haunted and once used by smugglers, holds a secret which even Cal would never have believed possible. So, together with his sister, his friend and his dog, Cal unravels a series of the old house's mysteries. -
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11-year-old Colin is a cattle drover in the Scottish Highlands. It is 1813, and he's allowed to go to the Falkirk Tryst for the first time. The long journey to Falkirk is packed with danger and excitement, but Colin's relief at arriving soon turns to horror when he realises that their prize bull has been stolen. -
Add to BasketAn Evil Reflection - Hardback -
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A tragic road accident on a bleak moorland road lures PI Jack Scott to the Isle of Mull, and into a web of intrigue stretching back more than 30 years. Only hours after arriving on the island, Scott is convinced that the crash that killed Bridie Button was no accident - but if it was murder, he was once again looking at the perfect crime. -
Add to BasketThe Green Ray: A New Translation Of The Complete Text With Illustrations - Paperback -
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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. -
Add to BasketHamish McHaggis: And The Skirmish At Stirling - Paperback -
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Hamish and his friends discover what it was like to be a brave and daring knight. -
Add to BasketHamish McHaggis: And The Wonderful Water Wheel - Paperback -
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Angus is having trouble with his boats but a trip on the canal to the Falkirk Wheel gives him an idea. -
Add to BasketThe Paradise Waltz - Hardback -
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Rich in tangled affections and intriguing characters, 'The Paradise Waltz' captures all the pain and humour of life in a small, gossip-ridden village in the dream-time between two world wars when wireless and the cinema were changing everyone's ideas about romance. -
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'Poverty Castle' is a novel set within a novel, in which the happiness of an idealistic family in Argyll is tempered inexorably by events, human nature, and the socialism of industrial Glasgow. -
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It's the summer holidays and Mandy's staying with her cousins on the Scottish island of Jura. Mandy is longing to visit the seal colony nearby, but on her first trip in the boat she discovers a seal pup in distress. Can she give it the special care it needs? -
The Underground City: A New Translation Of The Complete Text With Illustrations - Paperback -
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Ten years after he left the exhausted Aberfoyle mine, the former manager - James Starr - receives a mysterious letter from the old supervisor. Intrigued, James returns to Aberfoyle and discovers that there is coal in the mine still to be excavated. -
Add to BasketWhen Eight Bells Toll - Paperback -
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Millions of pounds in gold bullion are being pirated in the Irish Sea. Investigations by the British Secret Service, and a sixth sense, have brought Philip Calvert to a bleak, lonely bay in the Western Highlands. But the sleepy atmosphere of Torbay is deceptive.
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