The Island of Sheep by John Buchan

The Island of Sheep by John Buchan follows a tense journey as the protagonist and Anna evade pursuers while seeking refuge with the Clanroyden family, highlighting themes of danger and vigilance in their quest for safety. As they navigate the countryside, the looming threat of their adversaries underscores the urgency of their situation.

By John Buchan · First published 1936 · Genre: Adventure, Mystery, Thriller · 16 chapters

Contents

• Lost Gods
• Hanham Flats
• The Tablet of Jade
• Haraldsen
• Haraldsen's Son
• Sundry Doings at Fosse
• Lord Clanroyden Intervenes
• Sanctuary
• Lochinvar
• The Dog Samr
• We Shift our Base
• Hulda's Folk
• Marine Biology
• The Ways of the Pink-Foot
• Transformation by Fire
• The Riddle of the Tablet

More by John Buchan

• The Thirty-nine Steps (1915)
• Mr Standfast (1915)
• The Far Islands (1899)
• Greenmantle (1916)
• Prester John (1910)
• The Company of the Marjolaine (1908)
• A Lucid Interval (1927)
• The Lemnian (1908)
• All works by John Buchan