The Legends Of Lake On The Mountain (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
Macdonald. Born January 11, 1815 in Glasgow, Scotland. Died August 20, 1828, in Stone Mills, Upper Canada. A clever boy – but just not clever enough. John considered how his tombstone would read as he sweated underneath Owen Boggart’s armpit. Although he had escaped the heavy-set man-child and his meaty fists all summer, John had finally pushed his luck too far as Owen dragged him across the ground. Owen was not so inclined to win spelling bees or solve complex sums in his head. What the fourteenyear-old was known for was his effectiveness at wreaking vengeance – especially on those who might be poking fun at him. Lanky and far lighter than his adversary, John was surprised to find himself being dragged to the stone flour mill. It was John’s father, Hugh Macdonald, who ran it. He pictured the overweight boy crushing him into flour. The Macdonald’s house was only thirty feet away, but no one was outside to hear the commotion.
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