2/10. In 1809, Gibb arrives in Glen Conach to begin his research but finds his hosts to be a more rewarding field of study. Read by Mark Bonnar. Show more

1/10. Set in the Scottish Highlands, James Robertson’s latest novel reveals the secrets, both comic and tragic, of two incomers to an Angus glen. Read by Phyllis Logan. Show more

3/10. In the Glen Conach library Gibb receives a visit from Miss Jessamine Milne, who clearly means to use him for her own ends. Read by Mark Bonnar. Show more

4/10. Gibb spots a secret letter being hidden by Jessie from her parents - and decides to blackmail her. Read by Mark Bonnar. Show more

5/10. Young Lachie tells Maja about a second ghostly sighting - and an Edinburgh academic arrives with news of Charles Gibb. Read by Phyllis Logan. Show more

7/10. Gibb decides to leave Glen Conach. But he doesn’t get far before he encounters an army officer with unwelcome news. Read by Mark Bonnar. Show more

6/10. In 1809, Gibb’s relations with Miss Jessie take an unexpectedly amorous turn. Read by Mark Bonnar. Show more

8/10. In 1809, Jessie persuades Gibb to stay. In the present day, the ghost prompts memories of a young orphan girl. Read by Mark Bonnar and Phyllis Logan. Show more

9/10. In 1945, a young girl is found, covered in soot and seemingly unable to speak, hiding under the back seat of the school bus. Reader: Phyllis Logan. Show more

10/10. The identity of the mysterious 'dumb lass' is revealed when she shows a talent for art and signs a painting of the glen. Reader: Phyllis Logan. Show more