Journey Through Time
5 Historical Fiction Books You Must Read!
We have always been passionate about preserving and sharing Scotland's rich history, culture and heritage through literature.
Our dedication to this mission has led us to publish an eclectic and captivating collection of historical fiction books that transport readers to different eras. In this blog post, we invite you to embark on a journey through time with some of our most remarkable historical fiction titles.
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My Margaret, Your Toshie by Keith Adamson
In the realm of historical fiction, there are tales that transport us to distant lands, and then there are stories that bring history closer to home.
My Margaret, Your Toshie by Keith Adamson belongs to the latter category, taking us on a captivating journey into the intertwined lives of Margaret MacDonald and Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
This novel combines art, exile and love in a way that resonates with readers on a deeply emotional level.
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The Trials of Mary Johnsdaughter by Christine De Luca
In the remote and windswept landscape of Shetland, 1773, where hand-to-mouth living and close-knit communities define daily life, The Trials of Mary Johnsdaughter by Christine de Luca unfolds. This captivating novel offers readers a glimpse into a world overshadowed by the watchful eye of the kirk.
Amidst this backdrop, Mary Johnsdaughter finds herself at the center of a storm of accusations, faith and community dynamics that will forever alter her life.
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The Road Dance by John MacKay
Life in the Scottish Hebrides is a paradox – breathtakingly beautiful yet harsh, remote yet deeply connected to tradition and community. The Road Dance by John MacKay transports readers to this intriguing setting, where the dreams of young lovers, the weight of tradition and the looming shadow of the Great War converge in a poignant tale of love and loss.
As you delve into this evocative story, be prepared to be transported to a world where the human spirit is tested, and where the dance of life is both joyous and tragic.
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The Reluctant Rebel by Barbara Henderon
In the world of children's historical fiction, The Reluctant Rebel by Barbara Henderson stands out as an enthralling and emotionally charged tale that transports young readers to the turbulent setting of 18th-century Scotland.
In this book explore the fascinating journey of 13-year-old Archie MacDonald, the protagonist of this gripping novel, as he navigates a world of shattered loyalties, resilience and courage.
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