Family tree series Series by Sally Watson

Sally Watson's novel, 'Witch of the Glens', is a compelling tale set in the backdrop of 17th century Scotland, weaving together themes of witchcraft, love, and betrayal. Written in a rich and descriptive style, the book vividly transports the reader to the rugged landscapes and mystical atmospheres of the Scottish Highlands... moreSally Watson's novel, 'Witch of the Glens', is a compelling tale set in the backdrop of 17th century Scotland, weaving together themes of witchcraft, love, and betrayal. Written in a rich and descriptive style, the book vividly transports the reader to the rugged landscapes and mystical atmospheres of the Scottish Highlands. Watson's attention to detail in historical accuracy and intricate character development adds depth to the storyline, making for a captivating and immersive reading experience. The lyrical prose and evocative imagery enhance the reader's engagement with the characters and their struggles, creating a world that is both enchanting and haunting. As a writer with a passion for history and storytelling, Sally Watson draws upon her own Scottish heritage and fascination with folklore to craft a narrative that is both authentic and emotionally resonant. Her meticulous research and dedication to bringing the past to life shine through in every page of 'Witch of the Glens', offering readers a glimpse into a bygone era filled with superstition and intrigue. Watson's unique blend of historical fiction and fantasy will appeal to fans of the genre looking for a gripping and immersive read that explores the complexities of human nature and the enduring power of love and courage. I highly recommend 'Witch of the Glens' to readers who enjoy historical fiction with a touch of magic and mystery. Sally Watson's novel is a masterful blend of captivating storytelling and atmospheric world-building, showcasing her talent for crafting compelling narratives that resonate with readers long after they have turned the final page. less

Linnet, a too-trusting upper-class young lady of fourteen, ran away to seek adventure in the heart of sixteenth-century London. Along the way she met Sir Colin Collyngewood, a gentleman, and accepted the ride he so kindly offered her. That was her first mistake. Her second was in accepting his hospitality, although by that time, she had little choice. A fascinating and intriguing book based on an actual historical plot.