The cold and misty nights are a great reason to pick up a book.

 

The time has come to snuggle up with a good book

 

As the days get shorter and mist fills the streets, the time has come to snuggle up with a good book.

And Legends from the Kingdom of Alba is just the right one.  So settle down, pull your blanket, and let’s follow five friends to medieval Scotland and share their adventures in the land of mystery.

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Blessed Mabon

I lowered the price for my E-books to 0.99 $,£ and Euro

 

 In time for your summer vacation, I lowered the price for my E-books, so you can enjoy Scotland’s magic while getting a sun tan. Explore its Glens, climb the Munros, enter the realm of the Seelie Fae and fight alongside Elves, Dryads and the mighty Ghillie Dhu.

Impressions of Oban

 Today I'll take you on a trip to Oban and Dunolly Castle which play a vital role through out all of my books as  the home of Lord MacDougall.

Begin of Chapter 25 LORD MACDOUGALL

 

Lord MacDougall stood on the Castle’s tower and watched as the sun’s golden orb slowly disappeared behind the hills and valleys in a haze of copper and purple, making way for the fast-approaching night sky. He was a man of extraordinary stature and strength despite his age. His eyes were as blue as the summer sky, gentle and bright. His thick wavy hair had lost its golden hue and shimmered like spun silver in the evening sun. The Lord had seen and fought many battles and had lost the two women that had meant everything to him. His young wife had died of a high fever many years ago, and his beloved Daughter lost her life in childbirth. He was still mourning their deaths and despised the silence surrounding him. He knew he would die without an heir, leaving his land and people without protection.