Aisling

by Mairi Campbell, Sam Maître-Jean (Illustrator), Megan Jones (Editor)

Overview

To escape the battles ravaging her beloved Scotland, Aisling is sent to live with her mother's family in the Netherlands.
Her courage is tested when the safety of her new surroundings come into question.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148597896
Publisher:	Mairi Campbell
Publication date:	10/28/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	249 KB

About the Author

Màiri Campbell was born in Wichita, Kansas and grew up with older brothers. She has always been a voracious reader with many different favorite authors. She wrote her first poem at age 10 for a competition that the local bookmobile was having. Her poem was one of those chosen for publishing in the newsletter, she was hooked. She has had a few other poems published over the years but has started getting into writing short stories and novels. Currently she is working on two different novels and a few more short stories. Her first published story on Amazon is titled 'Life Begins Anew'.

She loves dogs, wolves, Scotland and anything Celtic. Màiri is currently the league historian for the Skagit Valley Writers League (www.skagitwriters.org). She is an active member in her local community with the Celtic Arts Foundation (www.celticarts.org) in Skagit Valley, WA. She and her husband, Robert, are the state commissioners for her husband's Scottish clan and they are at almost every Scottish Highland Games event there is in WA.

Please visit my website at www.mairi-campbell.com/ if you are on Facebook you can also see her author fan page there just look for www.facebook.com/MairiCampbellAuthor

Editorial Reviews

"This Scottish tale marries past and present in the story of a girl alive in both. Màiri Campbell takes us into the middle of Viking brutality and brings us back changed. A powerful story that brings home the fusion of histories we all carry within us. A compelling read."

Author on Amazon - Judith Kirscht

This is an incredible story. I really enjoyed everything about it. The ending though is what really was the great. Without giving a spoiler, it isn't what you think it would be. :)

Goodreads - Duchess MacKinnon