Michael Pedersen's debut novel is set on Muckle Flugga, exploring the relationship between a father and his son, Ouse, on a remote Scottish island. The father is the lighthouse keeper, described as irritable, while Ouse is portrayed as a creative spirit deeply affected by the loss of his mother. As they navigate their grief and responsibilities, the arrival of Enter Firth, a troubled visitor from Edinburgh, adds complexity to their lives. The interplay of emotional struggles and the island's exquisite natural beauty creates a vivid narrative about love, loss, and connection.
The story depicts a volatile relationship between a father and son set against the mystical backdrop of Muckle Flugga, rich in emotions and wildlife.
The arrival of Enter Firth complicates the existing dynamics, as his troubled past intertwines with the lives of the island's dedicated inhabitants.
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