Status
Available
Call number
Publication
Bethany House Pub (1995)
Description
A companion volume to The Baronet's Song, and a classic love story in the gothic style.
User reviews
LibraryThing member desislc
I love this book! The setting is a gothic castle- complete with secret/hidden doors, hidden rooms, mysterious music, and a VERY creepy secret.
LibraryThing member mawoodward
Good story with a bad ending. Author makes his argument that religion is knowing and obeying God as opposed to knowing correct doctrine. He succeeds.
LibraryThing member RRHowell
This is pretty much a sequel to The Baronet's Song or to Sir Gibbie. It follows the life of Donal after his part in that story. I don't know whether the twists and the turns of the plot were old hat even in MacDonald's time. You'll have a definite sense of deja vu on these. However, the book is not
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about the plot. It's about the people, and the people are wonderful. The book is also about the theological push against seeing God the Father as someone who is basically angry and against people, who was placated by a loving Jesus. MacDonald says God has always been a loving Father. Show Less
LibraryThing member DSFord
The story of "Sir Gibbie's" best friend, Donal Grant. Donal intends to be a teacher; takes a tutoring position and falls in love with Lady Actura. Mystery, suspense,m adventure and a gentle love story.
A companion novel to "The Baronet's Song" featuring Sir Gibbie.
A companion novel to "The Baronet's Song" featuring Sir Gibbie.
LibraryThing member cas_ar
A wonderful story but a better sermon of how life and death should be met.
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1883
Physical description
7.25 inches
ISBN
1556616333 / 9781556616334