Dark the Night, Wild the Sea Book

Brown wrote this when he was 78, after decades of eloquent speaking and publishing in theology, preaching, and serving many as an anti-war activist and a man of integrity and conscience. The fact that he was willing to venture into fiction late in life is itself cause for admiration. Moreover, the book is a lovely story--tender, imaginative, spiritually and theologically provocative, with memorable characters and a strong sense of Scottish heritage and local color that make their own appeal to those of us who share that particular connection with the past. A delight to read.