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Virginia Crow

    Drawing inspiration from the breathtaking scenery of Orkney, Virginia crafts tales that blend fantasy and historical fiction. Her writing is deeply influenced by the rugged cliffs and sandy beaches of her Scottish home, imbuing her stories with a sense of place. A passionate believer in the power of music, she finds it a vital tool for inspiration. Virginia is also actively involved in the literary community, contributing to book festivals.

    Caledon
    Baptism of Fire
    Beneath Black Clouds and White
    The Year We Lived
    • 2021

      The Year We Lived

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
      4.5(14)Add rating

      Set in 1074, eight years after the transformative Battle of Hastings, the narrative explores the profound cultural and physical changes in England. Characters navigate a landscape reshaped by conflict, grappling with the aftermath of war and the emergence of new societal norms. The story delves into themes of power, identity, and resilience as individuals adapt to their altered reality, reflecting the ongoing struggle between the old and the new in a nation forever changed.

      The Year We Lived
    • 2020

      Baptism of Fire

      • 340 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The narrative revolves around Kevin, who believes he is cursed, causing tragedy to those who care for him. His desperate admission to Jilly reveals a haunting fear that his presence leads to devastating fires and loss. The emotional weight of his words sets the stage for a story filled with themes of guilt, love, and the search for redemption, as Kevin grapples with the consequences of his perceived curse and seeks a way to protect those he cares about.

      Baptism of Fire
    • 2020

      An historical fantasy adventure set in post-Culloden Scotland. After the destruction of the Jacobite forces at Culloden, Scotland is divided, vulnerable and leaderless. As the ageless Caledon awakes, so does an ancient evil. The small Clan of Caledon face enemies at every turn, discovering that even those closest to them may seek to destroy them.

      Caledon
    • 2019

      Beneath Black Clouds and White

      • 638 pages
      • 23 hours of reading

      Captain Josiah Tenterchilt is torn between his love for family and gaming, and his deep commitment to the British Army. His dedication is put to the test when he responds to the army's call following the execution of King Louis XVI of France, highlighting his sense of duty amidst personal joys. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the impact of historical events on individual lives.

      Beneath Black Clouds and White