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Feddinch House still exists today around the same ancient
tower that was built many centuries ago. On a hilltop two miles
outside the Royal and Ancient town of St. Andrews, it is an ideal
place from which to explore the Kingdom of Fife.
In Book One of the Sporran Chronicles, Jacob Boyd arrives at
Feddinch Manor House after a perplexing series of
disappearances in his life back in America and after the arrival
of a strange Professor who keeps appearing mysteriously in his
life. The mystery intensifies among the ruins of St. Andrew's
Cathedral and various locations in and around the town. Book I
culminates in a terrifying encounter with an magical enemy and
the emergence of a hero from where one might least expect it.
Was it all some kind of cosmic joke, or a great test to establish
Jacob's character in preparation for larger responsibilities and
more perils to come?
tower that was built many centuries ago. On a hilltop two miles
outside the Royal and Ancient town of St. Andrews, it is an ideal
place from which to explore the Kingdom of Fife.
In Book One of the Sporran Chronicles, Jacob Boyd arrives at
Feddinch Manor House after a perplexing series of
disappearances in his life back in America and after the arrival
of a strange Professor who keeps appearing mysteriously in his
life. The mystery intensifies among the ruins of St. Andrew's
Cathedral and various locations in and around the town. Book I
culminates in a terrifying encounter with an magical enemy and
the emergence of a hero from where one might least expect it.
Was it all some kind of cosmic joke, or a great test to establish
Jacob's character in preparation for larger responsibilities and
more perils to come?
