News for The Kilfinan Treasure

‘Really lovely story to share with your chi!d about being treasure in God’s eyes and about learning to trust him. Beautifully told and very moving’ Read More »

‘The Christianity is not preachy, but natural … This was a most enjoyable read and I was sorry when it came to and end’ Read More »

‘I really liked the premise behind The Kilfinan Treasure. I liked being introduced to new characters with each chapter’ Read More »

‘I like that it is not a ‘preachy’ book – the characters vary from believers through lapsed believers to non-believers and their inner dialogue is thoughtfully considered’ Read More »

‘…cleverly-done book in which some anonymous poetry in a local newspaper sparks off a treasure hunt in a remote Scottish village. The characters – including the ‘character’ of the village itself, Kilfinan – are well-observed and…’ Read More »

‘…great characterisation, which incorporated a cross-section of society, all of whom approach the treasure hunt in their own unique way, which made for an interesting plot. References to ‘Celtic’ saints was an added interest…’ Read More »

‘The acrostics are very cleverly written, with a ‘reveal’ at the end of the book, also in the form of an acrostic’ Read More »

‘…an enjoyable read. It felt as if I was able to pop into the lives of ordinary people and get a small, detailed snapshot of their lives and an understanding of their intentions and motivations. The detailed observations about the ordinary and the mundane made the scene and characters very real…’ Read More »