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Roy Pugh’s debut novel brings the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion vividly to life through the eyes of young Highlander Roderick MacDonald. Swept up in the cause of Bonnie Prince Charlie, Roderick’s journey unfolds from his first encounter with the Prince to the dramatic clashes at Prestonpans and Culloden.
Alongside him are Anne Trotter, the spirited innkeeper of Edinburgh’s Tappit Hen, and Major John Whittle, a Government officer whose reports to London reveal the other side of the conflict.
Blending compelling storytelling with finely researched detail, The White Rose is both an enthralling historical novel and a faithful portrayal of the people and events of the ’45.
Currently with free delivery within Dunbar.
Roy Pugh’s debut novel brings the 1745 Jacobite Rebellion vividly to life through the eyes of young Highlander Roderick MacDonald. Swept up in the cause of Bonnie Prince Charlie, Roderick’s journey unfolds from his first encounter with the Prince to the dramatic clashes at Prestonpans and Culloden.
Alongside him are Anne Trotter, the spirited innkeeper of Edinburgh’s Tappit Hen, and Major John Whittle, a Government officer whose reports to London reveal the other side of the conflict.
Blending compelling storytelling with finely researched detail, The White Rose is both an enthralling historical novel and a faithful portrayal of the people and events of the ’45.
Currently with free delivery within Dunbar.