Interloper at Glencoe

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Interloper at Glencoe

By: Julianne Lee

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

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The slight gravelly tone in veteran performer, James Patrick Cronin’s voice immediately sends listeners back in time where one’s ability to wield a sword goes a little further than navigating a smart phone. In Interloper at Glencoe, Nick is doing his customary hunting for old and rare books, when he finds a book so old and mysterious its color could only be described "as if age was the only thing on it". As Nick soon finds out, the pulsing and warmth he first felt in this mysterious book is only the beginning. With the flip of a page, Nick is flung back in time to a world he could never envision.

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I didn’t care for the narrator at first because I thought he should be Scottish but he did a decent job with the Scottish accents, even Beths, a woman. I knew the story of Glencoe quite well and have been there and so this book really appealed to me. I love the time travel but most of all I love the two main characters Nick and Beth. The fairy business was not my favorite part but they had to explain the time travel somehow. I would recommend this book to those interested in Scottish history, time travel, or a sweet romance.