Cathie Devitt deftly brings two of Scotland’s distinct and traditional cultures together; the claustrophobia of tight knit island life and the alienation of urban life. The characters are so sharply defined they feel like your own friends and relatives and she hasn’t sugar coated the Gaelic culture either, choosing to present it in all its glorious darkness. Imagine a Dan Brown novel but with the plot twists and turns being absolutely believable. What a brilliant TV series this trilogy would make.
Des Dillon, author    

Cathie Devitt is an award winning Scottish author. She has published short stories and poetry, and written for theatre. Cathie play 'Mammy' premiered at Magner's International Comedy Festival in 2011 and, following five star success, toured the UK, attracting sell-out audiences at Edinburgh Festival and Henley Festival. Cathie studied creative writing with Open College of the Arts, Strathclyde University. For her, writing has always been an itch that she just has to scratch. Don't Doubt the Magic! is the second in the Bernice O'Hanlon trilogy. Cathie lives near Glasgow, Scotland.
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