It's not going to change one thing

by Iris Heerdegen

Overview

If we could travel through the time, could we change things, and dare we?
Three students of the Strathclyde University Glasgow discovered a way to go beyond the bounds of time.
One of them, Neil Southerland, takes his fiancée Andrea Schwarz to a short trip into the past, about 200 years back into Scotland of the mid 18th Century.
But he died accidentally after their arriving the past. So Andrea suddenly, stood alone and lonely in a strange world, which she only think to now know by books.
She is forced to face the hardship of this strange world and try to find a way and place to stay.
By this she became involved in one of the greatest mysteries in the Highlands at that time and until nowadays, the murder of the kings factor Colin Campbell of Glenure in Appin.

She crossed the path of one of the main suspects, Alan Breck Stewart, on a fatal way and try to change the faith of all involved, a thing turned to be unchangeably

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783958306622
Publisher:	XinXii-GD Publishing
Publication date:	11/28/2014
Sold by:	Xinxii Publishing
Format:	eBook
Pages:	380
File size:	885 KB

About the Author

Iris Heerdegen was born in Rudolstadt/Thüringen in 1960. She grew up in the small village of Meura and spent most of her childhood and adolescence there.
Reading was always one of her favourite pastimes and she spent a lot of time in the local library. She was especially interested in classical adventure stories - in the works of writers like Jules Verne, Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling, Alexandre Dumas and Robert Louis Stevenson. It was through Stevenson's writings that she discovered her love for Scotland which at that time was an unreachable goal for someone living in the GDR.
After training as a paediatric nurse and then marrying she worked for a while in the miners' hospital and the outpatient department in Gera. She was later employed in the day nursery. Since 1993 she has been working in the surgical department of the Rudolf Elle Hospital in Eisenberg.
Reading and writing continued to be her main hobbies although her three daughters left her little time for either. She began to write "It's Not Going to Change a Thing" with the title "A Journey With No Return" though this project was put on hold until her divorce in 1993. It was not until she got a computer that she could continue with this work and only after a lot of historical research that she was able to complete it. In the meantime there is a sequel to the first book and work is being carried out on a third volume.
Iris Heerdegen has a special attachment to Scotland and tries to spend her holidays there every year. She is especially interested in the history of the country and in its people. For many years she has been a fan of the Scottish folk-rock band „RUNRIG" and their songs and texts have been a great inspiration to her. It was one of their songs which provided the title for her first book "Nichts wird die Dinge ändern"/"It's not going to change one thing". Other hobbies are photography and painting.