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Turn of the Tide

The Munro Scottish Saga, Book 1

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Turn of the Tide

By: Margaret Skea
Narrated by: Dave Gillies
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Book one of the Munro Scottish Saga trilogy.

Scotland, 1586. A land in turmoil, a family torn apart. An ancient feud threatens Munro’s home, his family, and even his life.

Munro owes allegiance to the Cunninghames and to the Earl of Glencairn. He escapes the bloody aftermath of a massacre, but cannot escape the disdain of the wife he sought to protect nor the inner conflict as he wrestles with his conscience, divided loyalties, and most dangerous of all, a growing friendship with the rival Montgomerie clan.

Set against the backdrop of the turmoil of the closing years of the 16th century, Turn of the Tide follows the fortunes of a fictional family trapped at the center of a notorious historic feud.

Known as the Ayrshire Vendetta, it began in the 15th century and wasn’t finally resolved until the latter part of the 17th, the Cunninghames and Montgomeries are dubbed the "Montagues and Capulets" of Ayrshire.

©2012, 2017 Margaret Skea (P)2020 Margaret Skea
Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Highlander

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