This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. Published by Ethersay Publishing, Scotland Disturbed by the violence of her vision, Ailsa feels compelled to investigate and to thwart Clara's dreadful fate.īut as Ailsa digs deeper into the young woman's secrets, she also finds herself unearthing the ghosts of her own past, including those she thought she'd left behind in revolutionary France.

When her spiritual abilities cause her to cross paths with the Andrews family, she foresees the death of the eldest daughter, Clara. However, unwanted reminders of bloodshed and strife are the least of Ailsa's worries. Glimpses which French émigré and psychic Ailsa Rose does not welcome. And on Thistle Street, Marie Tussaud's waxwork exhibition opens, offering vivid glimpses of French royalty and revolutionaries alike. On Hill Street, the Andrews family arrives from London, reeling from a recent scandal but determined to make a fresh start. In Edinburgh, as speculation grows about the resumption of war, the city's parlours and taverns find distraction in the intriguing new faces appearing in the affluent New Town. An uneasy peace between Britain and France endures - for now. A stirring tale of passion, loss and betrayal, Ethersay is a novel about the search for truth, but also the pain of remembering.', As Rebecca draws closer to the truth about Delilah, she is forced to confront what happened to her in Glasgow, and everything she lost, with devastating consequences.

Suffering from memory loss, Rebecca finds herself drawn into the island's mysteries, particularly those surrounding the strange disappearance of a young woman, Delilah Berry, whose fate seems to be inextricably intertwined with her own.

After being involved in a car accident she is knocked unconscious and when she wakes, she finds herself inexplicably marooned on an isolated Scottish island, Ethersay. The day after the Scottish independence referendum in 2014, Glaswegian Yes activist Rebecca Owen decides to run away. 'item_description' : 'The day after the referendum, my life fell apart.

Ethersay by Sarah L. King