
Last of the Line: 3
Author(s): John Mackay (Author)
- Publisher: Luath Press Ltd.
- Publication Date: 1 April 2015
- Language: English
- Print length: 184 pages
- ISBN-10: 1910021911
- ISBN-13: 9781910021910
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
Review
his obvious research into the geography, and meticulous background into
island traditions and cultures.’ — THE STORNOWAY GAZETTE, 23 November 06
‘the Hebridean scenes are powerful.’ —
THE SUNDAY HERALD, 26 November 06`The plot is woven cunningly and yes, there are very satisfying
surprises. The whole is bound together by the colours of the Hebridean
landscape. Overall a decency prevails that will satisfy readers looking for
an honest story.’
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`There is a tightly plotted story here, together with some lovely
details of remote island life.’ —
About the Author
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