A magical, mystical tale of love and betrayal set against the grand backdrop of the Scottish Highlands. It is amazing what a perfectly ordinary walk in the woods can lead to in an ancient and sparsely populated land that teems with tales of witches and ghosts, sprites and goblins. Where you can still walk for days without seeing another living soul.
A magical, mystical tale of love and betrayal set against the grand backdrop of the Scottish Highlands. It is amazing what a perfectly ordinary walk in the woods can lead to in an ancient and sparsely populated land that teems with tales of witches and ghosts, sprites and goblins. Where you can still walk for days without seeing another living soul.
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A magical, mystical tale of love and betrayal set against the grand backdrop of the Scottish Highlands. It is amazing what a perfectly ordinary walk in the woods can lead to in an ancient and sparsely populated land that teems with tales of witches and ghosts, sprites and goblins. Where you can still walk for days without seeing another living soul
Professional Reviews
Nut Brown Eyes
Nut Brown Eyes was wonderfully written with good
characterization and descriptions. It captured my
attention and imagination from beginning to end.
There is a quote from Piccaso at the beginning of
the book that describes my overall feeling.
It says, " Everything you can imagine is real"
R. Walker weaves in the ordinary and obvious, magic
and mysticism, giving the story a good dynamic, beautiful
texture, and imagery that stay with you long after the story ends.
Overall, this is a well written book that I would definitely recommend.
Delightful
It is wonderfully written with very good characterization. R. Walker weaves in the ordinary and obvious, mysticism and magic in a marvelous way, giving the story a beautiful texture,dynamic, and imagery that stays with you long after the story ends. A delightful read. I'm looking forward to reading more from this author.
Nut brown Eyes
A wondrous story. The description of the forest was so good that i felt like i was actually there, i wished to be there.
The description of the forest, like the description of the girl were just so natural, with a magical air to them, which caught me and carried me along with their flow. I was totally spellbound throughout the whole story. Another great book from this Author.
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