Scottish Heritage

Step into a Scottish kitchen filled with warmth, nostalgia, and the comforting smell of something sweet in the oven. The Little Book of Sweet Scottish Bakes is a celebration of Scotland’s most loved traditional cakes, biscuits, and puddings - the recipes passed down through generations, shared at family tables, wrapped in greaseproof paper, or served with a proper cup of tea. Inside, you’ll find a lovingly curated collection of classic Scottish sweet bakes, from everyday favourites to special-occasion treats. Expect buttery shortbread, soft fruit scones, iced buns, Empire biscuits, ...

Celebrate the holidays with New York Times bestselling author Jenny Colgan’s Christmas Island Collection, featuring two novels—Christmas on the Island and Christmas at the Island Hotel—two romantic and festive tales set on a charming island off the coast of Scotland. “Losing myself in...

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Café by the Sea—whose novels are “an evocative, sweet treat” (JOJO MOYES)—comes this heartwarming holiday novel set on a charming Scottish island. On the remote Scottish island of Mure, the Christmas season is stark, windy, and icy—yet...

Historical Adventure Novel, A fantasy book set in the Scottish Highlands during an unspecified historical period. "Lost Folk of the Highlands" is a captivating and richly woven tale that takes readers deep into the misty, rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands. This historical fantasy novel introduces us to Hardcastle, Lord of Logie, who navigates a perilous landscape filled with both mythical beasts and very real human adversaries. The story begins as Hardcastle embarks on a journey from the dense fog of Norbrigg market-town to the sunny peaks of Weathersett. The Scottish Highlands, ...

Eilidh Lathan is bound to the Aerie by the echo in her blood of her mother's healing talent and her love for one man. If only she had the courage to tell him—and he felt the same.

When David MacDhai left the Lathan clan, he took the shards of Lianna Lathan's young love with him. Until the day she follows a gravely ill horse to its injured rider, she believes her heart is past mending. Stunned by a flood of memories, she recognizes the man on the ground before her as the lad she thought she'd never see again. David MacDhai recently inherited a troubled keep in the Highlands. As laird, it is his responsibility to put a stop to whatever is sickening the horses his clan relies on for income and defense.

Drummond Lathan has never wished for any form of the strange talents that curse his mother's bloodline. Serving as his father's advisor, negotiator, and second in command, his position as Lathan heir and his highly honed skill as a warrior garner him more than enough attention without the added burden of the hushed whispers his talented siblings have to bear.

This 8.327 word fantasy tale is about a 2nd crusade knight that winds up in the 21st century; landing on a horse ranch in the Malibu area. Join his perplexed state as he tries to make sense of this dilemma and his meeting with today's inhabitants.

“… Jack Dancer is a slightly less violent (but wackier) Tarantino, and while it is possible Jack may be batshit crazy himself, he is quickly becoming one of my favorite contemporary authors. Reading his work makes me smile.” 5-Stars, Gaius Konstantine for Readers’ Favorite. What’s it all about? In the secluded McKinnon County of North Carolina, Tucker Blue's simple family visit entangles him in a struggle against a billionaire seeking global power through the county's quartz mines, the backbone of the semiconductor industry. Amidst emerging love, whistleblower revelations, and a ...

Tavish Lathan sees the future in his dreams. Because he lacks a full command of the talent he inherited from his mother, his predictions don't always come to pass. So when death clouds the destiny he foresees for a beautiful visitor to the Lathan keep, Tavish prays this foreshadowing will be one of his unfulfilled visions.

This captivating story is a pleasure to read. After the strange events of the introductory chapters, starting with a death during the Clearances of 1817, which give an understanding of the background, the tale unravels with an unsophisticated but finely described momentum. The reader is caught up in the events which unfurl and lead on to the satisfying culmination.

Crumbly, creamy, and unmistakably Scottish—The Little Book of Scottish Tablet is a delightful celebration of this iconic melt-in-your-mouth treat! Whether you grew up with tablet cooling on a granny’s countertop or you’re tasting it for the first time, this book brings you everything you could ever want to know about this beloved Scottish sweet. From its fascinating (and slightly mysterious) origins to modern-day twists and flavour-packed experiments, this charming guide is filled with tips, facts, and plenty of sugar-coated inspiration. Filled with lots of tablet-y goodness, ...

This specially commissioned recording offers a wide-ranging choice of Burns's songs and lyrical poems; and longer poems such as 'Tam o'Shanter', and 'The Cotter's Saturday Night' are also included in their entirety. All are read by John Cairney, world-famous for his many stage and television...

Jackie Kay’s first collection as Scottish Makar is a book about the fighting spirit – one, the poet argues, that we need now more than ever. Bantam brings three generations into sharp focus – Kay’s own, her father’s, and his own father’s – to show us how the body holds its own...