pickIt was unintentional that I read this one right after Demon Copperhead. I feel so fortunate that my only real trauma from growing up was navigating my sexuality. Economic hardship and parental dysfunction are so much worse.
pickIt was unintentional that I read this one right after Demon Copperhead. I feel so fortunate that my only real trauma from growing up was navigating my sexuality. Economic hardship and parental dysfunction are so much worse.
pickI honestly think this addition to the Hamish Macbeth books was one of the greatest ones I have read yet! I love the friendship made between Hamish & James! And I'm glad Hamish ended with another love interest!
pickDipped into this for five months. I always liked it. I don‘t know if I could have read it in one go, but i am now considering reading the sequel.
pickAnother epic story from Cary‘s Davies in under 200 pages. I had never heard of the clearances of Scotland. The removal of people from land that they lived on for generations. This was an intimate story of a sole inhabitant of an island and a Reverend who was sent to take him off the island. #Scotland
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