William Newell

Return to Scotland: a Scottish Historical Time Travel Romance William Newell

Publisher Marketing: It's been three years since John and Katie visited Glasgow and vanished into ancient Scotland. Their marriage, once on the rocks, is much stronger than ever before. Katie has decided she'd like to go back and write the story of what had happened to them. As part of her research, she visits the place her family the Cathcarts come from - Cathcart, Glasgow. When they visit the graves of Katie's most ancient ancestor, a strange haze comes over both, bringing them to a time and place neither had suspected. The Highland Clearances (1820) finds both Katie and John lost and separated. They discover Katie's ancestors were oppressive Lowlands landlords whose task was to clear off the lands, while John is whisked away to the actual Highlands. Katie's task is to help her father in the clearances themselves to coordinate the movement of families away from their traditional lands to the Scottish coast. Naturally, John's family doesn't want to move and Katie is horrified by what she sees when she gets there. What happens to these two lovers turned opposing parties? Will they come together and break through the oppressive nature of Katie's historic parents? What happens when they are reunited and how will they ever make it back to present day? Find out in this heartwarming Sequel of this Scottish Historical Time Travel Romance series. Contributor Bio:  Newell, William William R. Newell (1867-1956), evangelista y conferenciante, fue comisionado por el famoso evangelista Dwight L. Moody para tener clases de estudio biblico en diversas ciudades de los Estados Unidos y el Canada y, debido a su habilidad para la ensenanza, tuvo grandes aduiencias. A los 27 anos era el ayudante al Presidente del Instituto Biblico Moody. Es autor de "Hebrews: Verse by Verse", "The Book of Revelation", "Studies in the Pentateuch" y "Studies in Joshua-Job". William Reed Newell (1865-1956) was born in Savannah, Ohio, and studied at the College of Wooster and Princeton Theological Seminary. After a brief pastoral ministry, he assumed the post of assistant superintendent of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago from 1896 to 1898. Newell then devoted his time to an international teaching ministry. In cities such as Chicago, Buffalo, New York, and Toronto, Newel taught four Bible classes a day to groups of more than one thousand attendees. He is best known for his evangelical commentary series, which includes "Revelation: Chapter-by-Chapter" and "Hebrews: Verse-by-Verse".