The Heather Hills of StonewyckeMichael R. Phillips and Judith Pella

Christian fiction

The Heather Hills of Stonewycke

503 pages · First published 1985

Maggie Duncan grows up among the rugged Scottish hills surrounding Stonewycke, the estate that has shaped generations of her family. Love, class expectations, and secrets within the aristocratic household complicate her movement toward adulthood. The beauty of the Highlands contrasts with relationships in which pride and inherited assumptions can be as confining as any physical boundary. Michael Phillips and Judith Pella open the Stonewycke saga with Christian historical romance and multigenerational family drama rooted in nineteenth-century Scotland.

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Cruel/controlling father and family dysfunction; murder and conspiracy; secrecy and betrayal; Christian themes of bitterness and forgiveness.

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