Wild Heritage - An uplifting tale of friendship and family life

Caught between the past and the future, can friendship survive in changing times?Thirteen years have passed since the railway came to the Borders, bringing changes that would radically alter the lives of the people who lived there. Yet the steam train was not the only legacy from the men who built the railway in their wake they left several fatherless children.
One such child is Kitty Scott. Wild through neglect and an outcast within the community, Kitty is a loner until she rescues newcomer Marie Benjamin from the taunts of her classmates the same taunts that have clouded Kitty's own life. So begins a friendship that lasts beyond their childhood in the Scottish Borders, to Edinburgh, London, and finally Paris, where the influence of heredity comes full circle and friendship's true worth is recognised.
The second book in the A Bridge In Time series, this is an engaging saga of hope and love for fans of Tessa Barclay and Val Wood.

About the author

Elisabeth McNeill was a long-established freelance journalist and broadcaster who wrote five non-fiction books and 26 novels. She lived with a miniature dachshund in the oldest inhabited village on the Scottish borders, where she spent most of her school days.

Product details

• Authors: Elisabeth McNeill, McNeill Elisabeth
• Publisher: Pan macmillan Ltd.
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback / Softback
• Released: 30.04.2022
• EAN: 9781800327917
• ISBN: 978-1-80032-791-7
• No. of pages: 448
• Dimensions: 129 mm x 198 mm x 13 mm
• Series: A Bridge in Time; Bridge in Time
• Subjects: Fiction > Narrative literature; London, Greater London, Sagas, Historical romance, FICTION / Women, FICTION / Sagas, FICTION / Family Life / General, Historical fiction, France, FICTION / Friendship, Central London, FICTION / Romance / Historical / Victorian, FICTION / Romance / Historical / Scottish, FICTION / Small Town & Rural, Paris (City), Travel and holiday, Lowland Scotland and Borders, Lowland Scotland & Borders, c 1870 to c 1879, Family saga / generational saga fiction, Family life fiction / Stories about family