Jacobite Stories

The Ambys 2021 Historical Fiction Genre Runner Up / Top 25 The Historical Award 2022 hosted by @HistoricalFiction Winifred's husband Lord Nithsdale has been sentenced to execution and held captive in the Tower of London. Boasting of burning the lives of many a reputed figures and being the end of many fighters, this tower hovers over Winifred's lovely peaceful life. But when all hell breaks loose only the cunning survives.

Culloden is a battlefield. No place for a child.

The times in Scotland are turbulent. It has been five years since the failed Jacobite Rising of 1715 and the consequences are still being felt heavily. Peigi MacDonald is a kitchen maid. Alasdair MacIver is the son of the Laird. All it takes for these once-friends to be thrown back into each other's paths is one dance, but everything that happens next is much more than fate... Is mios' an t-eagal na 'n cogadh Fear is worse than fighting

Write to rank round 8. Rabbie knows something that may be crucial for the Scots to win the battle against the English. Will he make it in time? Rabbie is my version of the real life Robert Anderson, that helped the Jacobite army find a way down to Prestonpans on September 21, 1745. In this story he meets up with Jamie, Claire and Fergus.