Sheena Macleod

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About Sheena Macleod
Sheena Macleod lives in a seaside town in Scotland. She gained a PhD at the University of Dundee, where she lectured in mental health nursing. After leaving teaching, Sheena combined her love of history with her passion for research and turned to novel writing. She has written a number of short stories and poems. Reign of the Marionettes is her first published historical fiction novel.
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Blog - http://reignofthemarionettes.wordpress.com
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Website - https://www.sheenas-books.co.uk
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Tears of Strathnaver
Nov 26, 2021
$5.32
When your whole way of life is threatened, how far would you go to protect your family’s future?
Set in 1814, in the Highlands of Scotland, Tears of Strathnaver is a story of family, fortitude and survival against the odds. It shows the resilience of Mhàiri, the wife of a tenant farmer, who faces losing everything she holds dear. The land they are on is leased, and the wealthy landowner, who has the law on her side, wants it back.
In nearby townships, tenant farmers have already been forced from their homes and given no other option but to work in the new industries on the coast. Faced with two impossible choices, Mhàiri must choose the right path for her family. Their future depends on it.
How can Mhàiri survive in a new way of life that threatens the very fabric of her existence?
Set against the background of the Clearances in the Highlands of Scotland, Tears of Strathnaver shows the hardships faced by women when their men are away at war and the change in relationships on their return.
Set in 1814, in the Highlands of Scotland, Tears of Strathnaver is a story of family, fortitude and survival against the odds. It shows the resilience of Mhàiri, the wife of a tenant farmer, who faces losing everything she holds dear. The land they are on is leased, and the wealthy landowner, who has the law on her side, wants it back.
In nearby townships, tenant farmers have already been forced from their homes and given no other option but to work in the new industries on the coast. Faced with two impossible choices, Mhàiri must choose the right path for her family. Their future depends on it.
How can Mhàiri survive in a new way of life that threatens the very fabric of her existence?
Set against the background of the Clearances in the Highlands of Scotland, Tears of Strathnaver shows the hardships faced by women when their men are away at war and the change in relationships on their return.
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So, You Say I Can’t Vote!: Frances Connelly: The working-class woman’s route to the vote
Oct 30, 2018
$3.88
Women were granted the legal right to vote in Parliamentary elections in the UK in 1918. This right, however, extended only to property-owning, renting or university educated women over the age of thirty.
Seven years before this, Frances Connelly, a working woman walked past suffragists protesting outside the polling station in Yeovil, England, to cast her vote in an election. Her vote, and others like it, helped to keep the question in people’s minds — If one woman can vote, why not all?
Frances Connelly’s name is now largely unknown or forgotten. Her story is told here within the context of other women who voted in England before 1918, the struggles and complexities of the times in which these people lived and the contributions made by working-class women to women’s suffrage.
Seven years before this, Frances Connelly, a working woman walked past suffragists protesting outside the polling station in Yeovil, England, to cast her vote in an election. Her vote, and others like it, helped to keep the question in people’s minds — If one woman can vote, why not all?
Frances Connelly’s name is now largely unknown or forgotten. Her story is told here within the context of other women who voted in England before 1918, the struggles and complexities of the times in which these people lived and the contributions made by working-class women to women’s suffrage.
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Reign of the Marionettes
Jan 12, 2017
$4.04
Mass hysteria sweeps through the country with deadly consequences.
Beneath the wit and laughter of Charles II’s Restoration Court, political and religious tensions mount, and Countess Elizabeth Herbert tries to keep her family safe.
When a minister begging on the streets, claims to have uncovered a plot to kill the King and replace him with his Catholic heir, no one is safe from accusation. When suspicion falls on her husband, Elizabeth’s life is thrown into turmoil.
As a tangled web of lies and deceit unfolds, Elizabeth realises her husband is a pawn in a much larger game. Caught up in the mass hysteria sweeping the country she’s forced to fight back to stop his execution for high treason. But, how can a woman take on the most powerful men in England?
Set at a time of religious and political turmoil, when the fate of English rule is at stake, and it’s impossible to know who to trust ‘Reign of the Marionettes’ brims with historical detail and intrigue.
Beneath the wit and laughter of Charles II’s Restoration Court, political and religious tensions mount, and Countess Elizabeth Herbert tries to keep her family safe.
When a minister begging on the streets, claims to have uncovered a plot to kill the King and replace him with his Catholic heir, no one is safe from accusation. When suspicion falls on her husband, Elizabeth’s life is thrown into turmoil.
As a tangled web of lies and deceit unfolds, Elizabeth realises her husband is a pawn in a much larger game. Caught up in the mass hysteria sweeping the country she’s forced to fight back to stop his execution for high treason. But, how can a woman take on the most powerful men in England?
Set at a time of religious and political turmoil, when the fate of English rule is at stake, and it’s impossible to know who to trust ‘Reign of the Marionettes’ brims with historical detail and intrigue.
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