Scotland By Starlight: The sequel to A Scottish Ferry Tale
by Nancy Volkers
Price: $0.99 USD. 103750 words.
Published on February 22, 2011. Fiction.
Cassie Wrentham is on her way to Scotland again... but this time it's not vacation. She's moving in with Ralph Macnair, the charismatic Scotsman who stole her heart. But Cassie wouldn't be Cassie without doubts. Will she find a job in a tight U.K. economy? Would marrying Ralph now be only for convenience's sake? Will she fit in, make friends, make a life there? Or will it all fall apart?
Location: United States
Member Since: Aug. 13, 2010
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Nancy Volkers
Biography
Bios are harder to write than novels!
I live in Vermont with my family. I've been writing for more than 35 years, and have published poetry and short stories. A Scottish Ferry Tale is my first novel.
I'm an eternally curious, somewhat distracted autodidact. Five words that describe me: witty, moody, analytical, idealistic, caffeinated.
I live in Vermont with my family. I've been writing for more than 35 years, and have published poetry and short stories. A Scottish Ferry Tale is my first novel.
I'm an eternally curious, somewhat distracted autodidact. Five words that describe me: witty, moody, analytical, idealistic, caffeinated.
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A Scottish Ferry Tale
by Nancy Volkers
Price: $2.99 USD. 63600 words. Published on August 13, 2010. Fiction.
Newly single Cassie Wrentham spends a long weekend in Scotland with frightening-looking cows, difficult cats and friendly, stubborn Scots. One attracts her immediately, and the feeling is mutual. But Cassie is ruled by her head, not her heart; she can't even read a fairy tale without rolling her eyes and picking the plot apart. She won't fall for the love-at-first-sight thing--or will she?
Price: $2.99 USD. 63600 words. Published on August 13, 2010. Fiction.
Newly single Cassie Wrentham spends a long weekend in Scotland with frightening-looking cows, difficult cats and friendly, stubborn Scots. One attracts her immediately, and the feeling is mutual. But Cassie is ruled by her head, not her heart; she can't even read a fairy tale without rolling her eyes and picking the plot apart. She won't fall for the love-at-first-sight thing--or will she?