The Whisky Widow by Karen Brooks

The Whisky Widow by Karen Brooks"The Whisky Widow" by Karen Brooks is a historical adventure novel set in the Scottish Highlands during the year 1780. The story follows Greer MacAlister, a woman who finds herself widowed and living in a remote whisky smuggling community with her young daughter, Fen. The backdrop of the novel is a Scotland still reeling from the effects of the British occupation following the Battle of Culloden. The novel explores themes of rebellion, survival, and

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