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Maclean Clan Highland Romance
THE MACLEAN CLAN HIGHLAND ROMANCE - BOXED SET (Series 1) Five stories of deep and abiding love that see our Scottish Highlanders and their feisty women fighting for a happy ending. Book 1: The Highlander’s Braw Lass “That wildcat in the Chisholm clan,” is the way most people describe Mairi Chisholm. Her mother despairs of her, and her father, tired of her rejection of one suitable match after another, finally presents her with an ultimatum: Marry Alastair Maclean or spend the rest of her life in the priory. Book 2: The Highlander’s Defiant Bride Rhona Maclean dreams of being swept off her feet by a highlands hero: a man who is handsome, strong and brave and loves her more than life i...
The Celtic Monthly
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Masters Track and Field
With some 50,000 men and women competing worldwide, and spectators numbering in the tens of thousands, Masters-level track and field proves that athletes of any age may be recognized by their passion for sports, their interest in fitness, and their skill. In this book-length account of track and field competition by men over 40 and women over 35, the leaders of the Masters program discuss its growth since 1968 and the role of the older athlete in the world of sport. The work also reviews the effects of aging on performance and explains the adjustments of standards and scoring.
The Lure of the Labrador Wild
Reproduction of the original.
The Celtic Magazine
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Homecoming
Who am I? Where do I come from? For young John Chisholm, a small boy living with his mother, stepfather, sister and three half-siblings, the answer to these questions is bound up with discovering the father who died before he was born. As a young man, after an emotionally bruising scene with his cold, self-absorbed mother, his search takes him from Brownrigg, his home in the north of England, and from his sweetheart Catherine, to Glasgow and, later, to Wester Ross and Skye. In 1930s Scotland John finds failure and then modest success as a writer, as well as passionate political commitment and friendship in a place where, for the first time, he feels at home. But there are painful losses too, and even a jail term in the early months of the Second World War.He returns to Scotland after the war, having at last found his true literary vocation. But will his quest for his father and for personal fulfilment be successful too?
