Synopsis:

A powerful and perceptive semi-autobiographical novel, which captures the true spirit of a traditional fishing community in the very north of Scotland's isolated coasts.

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The sequel to her best-selling novel Brow of the Gallowgate, follows the next generation of the Ogilvie family through the Second World War. Under a calm surface, passion and resentment are stirring.

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Brow of the Gallowgate is Doris Davidson’s bestselling novel and follows Albert and Bathie Ogilvie as they by the shop they’ve always dreamed of and live above it with their eight young children and their nursemaids, Mary, Jeannie and Bella.

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Synopsis:

Murdo Macrae is one of the most extraordinary and fascinating of Iain Crichton Smith’s literary creations.

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This is a 'whodunnit' in the classic style of Agatha Chrisite.

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An intriguing piece of fiction of a single mother set in the harsh conditions of post-war Britain.         
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Set in the chaotic aftermath of the First World War and after the death of her father, Renee and her mother are forced to open up their home to two lodgers. The impressionable Renee begins to form unusual attachments and romantic self-illusions which only spurs a cycle of self-effacement. A subtle treatment of human relationships during a time of flux.

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Doris Davidson is one of Scotland’s best-loved romantic novelists.

    
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The story of mischievous Aberdeenshire boy Willie Fowlie - or the 'nickum', as his grandmother calls him - and his journey to adulthood. The course of his life completely changes, but can the 'nickum' ever atone for the decisions that he has made in his past?

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