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Wyldwood: A Novel of the Scottish Borders

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Wyldwood: A Novel of the Scottish Borders

By: Tava Baird
Narrated by: Andrew S. Troth
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September 1746, the Scottish Borders. In a country still reeling from the Jacobite uprising, Saorsa Stuart, a practicing Witch and Bonnie Prince Charlie's niece, has escaped imprisonment and must find her way west in search of her father and safety. Escorting her on the journey is Alexander Scott, a veteran of the Battle of Culloden, who struggles with a dark supernatural secret.

Part Faerie tale, part romance, and part adventure novel, and at its core the story of a young woman finding her own power, Wyldwood is a love story to the heritage of the Scottish Borders, the pagan practices of our ancestors, and the ancient tales of Scotland.

©2022 Angela Bryner (P)2023 Angela Bryner Fantasy Paranormal

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