Books About Scotland, Books - Fiction and Non-Fiction

[darkbirthright]

The Dark Birthright Trilogy - set in Scotland in the 17th Century
Mystery, Romance, and Violence in old Scotland. Available in paperback and popular eBook formats.

Check out a video trailer for book one:


Visit the website:
www.darkbirthright.com

[englishmix]

"The Guynd"
By Belinda Rathbone

An autobiography of a woman who becomes married to a Scottish Laird in the 1990s.

http://www.powells.com/biblio/1-9781593720254-0

[MattPayton]

I like the book "Scotland: The Story of a Nation" by Magnus Magnusson. It's just a history of Scotland, but I really liked it! He talks about the long struggle toward nationhood, he explores the roots of the original Scots, and examines the extent to which Scotland was shaped by the Romans, the Picts, the Vikings, and the English. He includes everything from from the first Mesolithic settlers in 7000 B.C. to the present movements for independence. It was one of my favorite books that I have read about Scotland! And I'm not just saying that because I'm Scots/Irish. Haha.

[morgana_l_f]

Where would a post like this be without the Outlander & Lord John series by Diana Gabaldon.

[MattPayton]

I've never heard of those, what are they about?

[heartsong]

I'm reading "Scottish Miscellany: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Scotland the Brave" by Jonathan Green. It's got a lot of facts about the country, but it isn't boring.
Scotland Miscellany on Amazon

[Boadiccea]

My sister wrote a book that takes place in Scotland, she's a new Author. Her book is fiction and it's called My Butterfly. Here is a link to her Amazon.com page, everyone should check it out.


My Butterfly by S.J. Byrne

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