Title: The Pittenweemers: Enthralling 16th-Century Historical Fiction for History Enthusiasts (Seton Chronicles, Book 5)

As the recipient of the Barbara Hammond Trophy and a bestselling Amazon author, four decades have elapsed since Bethia last tread Scottish soil, a land that has undergone an unfathomable transformation. It seems impossible for her to continue living the secluded existence she yearns for - the enigmatic grande dame, accompanied by her dashing grandson Ephraim, from the distant realm of the Turks, garners the attention of all, including the king himself. Her brother, Will, now serves as a minister in the Protestant Kirk in the coastal fishing village of Pittenweem. Tensions arise due to Bethia's unwavering Catholicism, and whispers circulate about Ephraim's hidden Judaic beliefs, heightening Will's anxieties in a year fraught with ominous omens - 1588.

The impending threat of the Spanish Armada spreads like whispers through the air, casting a dark shadow over the land. The imminent danger requires defiance, echoing John Knox's declaration that Scotland cannot tolerate cardinals. These novels, seamlessly blending fact and fiction, resonate deeply with contemporary readers, as attested by a Goodreads review: "A powerful combination of truth and storytelling that captivates today's audience."

product information: