Par for the Course

by Janet Elaine Smith

Overview

Par for the Course returns to Dunnottar Castle and the Keith clan, but in a new and excting way. Mechi Jeanotte, a young golf pro at St. Andrew's Golf Course, just outside Aberdeen, Maryland, has been summoned by a strange-sounding woman who insists on having a private early morning golf lesson. As Mechi waits for her, in a dense fog, she trips on an oak root, finds a black gooey orb she hits to kingdom come, only to have it burst into a million feathers. How did Mechi get from 1996 and St. Andrew's Golf Course in Aberdeen, Maryland, to the 1500s and St. Andrews Golf Course, just outside Aberdeen, Scotland, with her head on the lap of Lord Robbie Keith, Viscount of Kintore, and in the company of Mary, Queen of the Scots? She soon discovers that the fate of Queen Mary lies in her hands, and she enlists Lord Robbie's aid to carry out the most far-fetched plan history has ever known.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011855122
Publisher:	Blue Leaf Publications
Publication date:	10/10/2010
Series:	The Keith Trilogy , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	600 KB

About the Author

Janet Elaine Smith became known as a magazine writer but her true love was her novels. “Dunnottar” was her first novel and it soon became the No. 1 Bestselling Scottish novel on Amazon for almost three months. Smith moved from Grand Forks, North Dakota after her husband of forty-two years, Ivan, died to northeast Wisconsin. They spent nine years as missionaries in Venezuela then ran a charitable "Helps" mission in Grand Forks for over thirty-five years. “Dunnottar,” like some of her other novels, is based on her genealogical searches. She has published seventeen additional novels and says she is living her life's dream.

Editorial Reviews

AWESOME! Do not worry if you know nothing about the game of golf. You do not have to and the story will not really teach you anything about the game, itself. However, you will learn history and enjoy every second of it! Will Mechi stay in the year 1561 or somehow return to 1997? One thing is for sure, I will never tell you. Highly recommended reading!

Detra Fitch

Janet Elaine Smith captures a time in history and puts a new spin on a time we rarely hear about. This book is a fun and entertaining read. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Michelle SHealy