By Donald B. Willis
A novel for young adults
It’s 1957 and Fairvale, Ohio is preparing to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its annual Scottish Highland Games.
As a focal point to this year’s special celebration is a valuable set of bagpipes that were played at the battle of Waterloo.
One stormy night prior to the start of the Games, the pipes are stolen, and five young members of the local pipe band take it upon themselves to rescue the historic artifact.
Their dangerous quest ultimately leads them into a direct confrontation with an adversary, so patently evil, they literally must fight for their very survival.
Reviews
“In his first novel, Mystery of the Waterloo Bagpipes, Donald B. Willis has woven a story that will intrigue readers, both young and old alike.”
Scott Williams – author Sandy Chisholm’s Chanter Lessons
“An interesting story with an exciting, fast paced surprise ending. I thoroughly enjoyed it.”
Sandi Hain, former Pipe Major, The Black Watch and Founder and Pipe Major, Red Hackle Pipes and Drums