Druid Hill: A Veil of Time Novel

by Claire R. McDougall

The past isn’t finished with her yet

After a devastating loss once pulled her across time into 8th-century Scotland, Maggie has done her best to rebuild a life in the present—one that is stable, safe, and predictable.

But the past isn’t finished with her.

When a sudden vision draws her back through time, Maggie finds herself once again in a world of ancient power and shifting loyalties—and in the presence of Fergus, the warrior prince she never forgot.

This time, the stakes are even higher.

As political tensions rise and a dangerous alliance threatens Fergus’s family, Maggie is pulled into a fight for survival that could cost them everything. And with her time in the past more fragile than ever, she must decide how much she’s willing to risk for a love that defies centuries.

Time divides them. Love defies it.
Continue the Veil of Time series with Druid Hill.

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Praise For Book One Dunadd: Veil of Time

“If there is any justice in the world, Dunadd: Veil of Time will be the next Time Traveller’s Wife.”

—Anthony Peake, author of The Infinite Mindfield

“A powerful and thought-provoking novel. Reading Veil of Time is like falling into a wild, enchanting dream state from which you hope never to awaken.”

—Jillian Medoff, bestselling author of I Couldn’t Love You More and

Hunger Point

About the Author

Claire R. McDougall was born in Edinburgh, and then raised primarily on the west coast of Scotland. She gained an M.A. from Edinburgh University and an M.Litt. from Oxford. After an early start as a newspaper columnist, she soon became a novelist. Her books include Mrs. McPhealy’s American and the forthcoming Song of the Selkie. Her Veil of Time series includes three time travel novels, Dunadd, Druid Hill, and Iona, all published by Sibylline Press. Claire holds a black belt in karate and is a fierce supporter of Scottish independence. For the past thirty years, she has lived with her family in Aspen, Colorado.

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