The Stonewycke Trilogy (Stonewycke Trilogy #1-3)

The Stonewycke Trilogy (Stonewycke Trilogy #1-3)

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Let Michael Phillips and Judith Pella Transport You to a Time of Romance and Danger
The fascinating world of nineteenth-century Scotland will become your home-away-from-home when you enter The Stonewycke Trilogy. This special value-edition book contains three novels ( Heather Hills of Stonewycke, Flight From Stonewycke, and Lady of Stonewycke) under one cover. Combining al...more
Paperback, 640 pages
Published February 1st 2000 by Bethany House (first published 1986)
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Carinya Kappler
This trilogy spanned three generations of the aristocratic Duncan and Ramsay families beginning and ending at the scenic wild Stonewycke House. The heroine also lives out the major part of her life away from her birthplace in colonial America.
The books are well written, exciting in parts, rather drawn out in others. The authors have imbued the storyline with their own Christian philosophies. The ethical content sometimes becomes a mantra and the reader can feel rather pressured to agree with the...more
Marilyn
One of the best Christian fiction books I've read, and I've read a lot. Add to that, it was based in Scotland, home of my ancestors. Having visited Scotland, I will read most everything about it I can get my hands on. The story line is poignant and heartbreaking at times, but a wonderful read. Highly recommend it. I'll be re-reading it later.
Annette
Michael Phillips and Judith Pella can be likened to Karen Kingsbury and other good writers. Their stories are intresting, and has a lot to teach if you gave an eye open for the simple truths. Stonewycke is a Legendary place with amazing Heroes of the Faith.
Brigitte
I enjoyed this book. It was very engaging and I could not guess what was going to happen next. So many twists and turns. Although it is a christian book with too many christianisms as I call it. I could do with out so much of them.
Anne
Absolutely great reading. A wonderful story, terrific characters and deep faith make these a must read. If you are not into Scotland, you will be after you read these. I read them in the 1980's when they first came out.
Robin Clayton
Set in Scotland the series follows the lives of one family over several generations, ending in modern times. LOVED all of them and made me want to visit Scotland, which I did 2 years ago!
Sandi Rog
Too much preaching and had to wade through the dialogue and misspelled words while in Scotland. However, the stories were intriguing enough that I had to finish this series.
Ruslan
First book had a great beginning but somewhat disappointing end. The second book was better overall except for the dialogue. Third book is all right. Overall 4 stars.
Cheri
My dad gave me this trilogy as a teenager and I remember not being able to put it down. Loved the surprising twists and turns.
Dianne
This Trilogy is an absolute must read, I read it years ago and I still mark it as my favorite reads!
Jennifer Schultz
First moved to PA from Fla. needed a good read. My mother in law gave me this and I couldn't put it down.
Aleath
One of my granmothers favorites and I loved it.
Aymee
the best book i ever read
Nancy
Really liked this.
Ewuradjoa Kumi- Kyereme
I can't put it down!!!
Sarah
Jul 16, 2008 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars
Recommended to Sarah by: Rachel
Not the type of book I would normally pick out to read, but it was recommended to me by a friend who insisted the series is one of her favorites of all times. Turns out, she was right! I couldn't put it down and completely neglected my house...especially as the last book was coming to an end. I've now picked up the next set of three books in the series to finish it out.
Teresa
I love Michael Phillips' books. They all contain such a spiritual element to them and brings scripture to light in such a revealing way. This series was no exception. I loved reading about the land of Scotland.
Mary
I am currently reading it. It is a story of a Scottish family. Characters drive the plot. Description is well done, but sometimes becomes tedious.
Sarah
This was a hard book for me to start, but once I got into the story it was a fast read. By the third book I flew through the exciting story.
Peggy
I loved this book - I enjoy historical sagas - and this one is just a feel good book. Nothing earth shattering, just a good read.
Mary
I'm unsure why this was marked unread. I finished it too long ago to review at this time.
Angie
I couldn't even finish it because it moved WAY too slow for my taste.
Kaeli
i don't really remember it. unlikely that I would read it again...
Ebookwormy
Read these as a young woman. Enjoyable.
Nancy
May 18, 2013 Nancy marked it as to-read
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Michael Phillips has been writing in the Christian marketplace for 30 years. All told, he has written, co-written, and edited some 110 books. Phillips and his wife live in the U.S., and make their second home in Scotland.
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