Reborn on Soutra: CONTENTS

   

                                                                  REBORN ON SOUTRA

                                                           by Thomas Hoskyns Leonard

                                                             assisted by James L.S. Carter


                                      Copyright: Thomas Hoskyns Leonard, Edinburgh, October 2017
                                                                   

The Scottish knight Sir Richard de Liddell visits the medieval hospitals on Soutra Hill on a regular basis to deliver herbal remedies from his garden on Calton Hill in Edinburgh. He is forced to seek sanctuary on the Soutra during 1436. He returns to Edinburgh in1462, as Le Chevalier Duncan Le Cottier, after a quarter-century of intrigue in York, France, and Patowmeck (in North America), during England's 100 years war with France and the subsequent dynastic struggles between the Yorkists and Lancastrians in England.

                 A sequel 'Children of Soutra' is in preparation


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                                                                         ***CONTENTS***

Please click on Chapter headings:

1:Triangle of Love.

2:The House of the Holy Trinity. 

3:Journey into Jeopardy. 

4:Back to the Pretorium. 

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5:Sanctuary of Sorts. 

6:Intrigue from Embro. 

7: Reception in York.

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8:Peace among the English. 

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9:Accursed Rouen. 

10:Sweet Marseilles. 

11:The Treaty of Tours. 

12:St. Jakob an der Birs. 

13:In the Court of Good King René. 

14:Back to Rouen. 

15:Sons and Lovers. 

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16:Voyage to Nouveau Gaulle. 

17:Life in Provence and Elsewhere. 

18: Bloodshed Around Sandal Castle. 

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19:Preparations for the Future.

20:Edwin's Fair City, Revisited 


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: My thanks to Jonathan Stone for advising me on the first few chapters, and Scott Forster, Lindsay Oliver, Neil Chu Hong, and other members of the erstwhile Edinburgh All Comers Writers Club for their help and advice. Thanks also to Thomas., Jamie, Penny, and several members of the Open Book reading group in the Botanic Cottage for their helpful advice.