A tale of blackmail, kidnap and terrible secrets. Of children being sent abroad, and of women trying to do the right thing at a time when they were second class citizens.
Stirling, 1900
Reeling from a family tragedy, Jane Knight volunteers at Gowanlea Children’s Home in Stirling, run by upstanding pillar of the community, Eliza Frew. Before long, though, Jane discovers that everything isn’t as it seems with a boy who’s been sent to Canada and with Eliza Frew herself. While Jane sets off to Quebec on a rescue mission, Eliza faces a reckoning from her past that could ruin her.
To right a wrong and to settle a score, how far will Jane and Eliza go to protect the ones they love ... and save themselves?
Child rescue and migration are the backdrops to this historical drama that packs a punch.
An intelligent and emotionally rich story that is truly engaging.
Highly commended in the Pitlochry Quaich Historical Novel competition.
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Stirling Golf Club has a rich history going back more than 150 years.
From royal hunting ground to Scottish Golf Championship venue, golfers have played at the King’s Park since the sixteenth century.
The Story of Stirling Golf Club traces the Club’s evolution and explores the pivotal moments in its history. It honours legendary players from 1869 to 2024 and the passionate community of members whose enduring legacy has allowed the Club to grow and thrive.
The Story of Stirling Golf Club is a story of the land and of the town; but, most of all, it is a story of the men and women who have made the Club what it is today.
Richly illustrated with archive and contemporary photographs, The Story of Stirling Golf Club will appeal to golfers and local history enthusiasts alike.
Hardback
163 pages
95 colour images, 120 b&w
ISBN 978-1-7384981-0-9
£20
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