In this collection of stories, Archibald Munro weaves together legends from Scotland's Kintyre peninsula. Munro's descriptions of the rugged landscape and the people who inhabit it create a vivid picture of this fascinating region. The tales themselves are both enchanting and chilling, making this a perfect book for those interested in Scottish folklore.

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