ALLY GORDON
Ally and her dog looking across Loch Ness

THE WORLD OF

Ally Gordon

Stories shaped by the Highlands.
Legends waiting beneath the surface.

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STEP INTO THE STORYLOCH NESS · SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS
Danny Fisher and the Loch Ness Chronicles by Ally Gordon | front cover

THE LOCH NESS CHRONICLES · BOOK ONE

A HIGHLAND ADVENTURE

Danny Fisher and the Loch Ness Chronicles

But returning through the portal could cost Danny everything.

When sixteen-year-old Danny Fisher is uprooted from Newcastle after his parents’ marriage breaks down, the remote Highland village of Drumnadrochit feels like the last place he could ever call home.

During a violent confrontation at the ruins of Urquhart Castle, a sudden lightning storm opens an impossible doorway. Danny and Jack are hurled through time into prehistoric Scotland: a savage world of volcanic landscapes, unfamiliar creatures and deadly predators lurking beneath the waters of the ancient loch.

Time travel. Highland mystery. Prehistoric danger.

THE AUTHOR

Ally Gordon

The rocky beaches of Loch Ness became her childhood playground.

Ally Gordon was born and raised in Inverness. The loch’s enduring legends first stirred her imagination as a small child and eventually compelled her to write.

Her novel features the Scottish landscapes she knows intimately, including the thrill of riding horses across open moorland, the quiet patience of fishing, and the intricate workings of traditional estate management.

A few moments from Ally’s world

THE STORY CONTINUES

There’s more beneath
the surface.

The second book in the series is expected in 2027.

Begin with Danny Fisher

BOOK ONE

Danny Fisher and the Loch Ness Chronicles

When sixteen-year-old Danny Fisher is uprooted from Newcastle after his parents’ marriage breaks down, the remote Highland village of Drumnadrochit feels like the last place he could ever call home.

Struggling with anger, isolation and the loss of everything familiar, Danny finds escape on the rugged mountain-bike trails around Loch Ness. An unexpected friendship with the confident and enigmatic India Forbes-Lockhart, an Estate heiress, also offers him a glimpse of a life he never imagined. But his arrival soon sparks a conflict with Jack Munro, the village’s celebrated mountain-bike champion, and their rivalry grows increasingly dangerous.

During a violent confrontation at the ruins of Urquhart Castle, a sudden lightning storm opens an impossible doorway. Danny and Jack are hurled through time into prehistoric Scotland: a savage world of volcanic landscapes, unfamiliar creatures and deadly predators lurking beneath the waters of the ancient loch.

When Danny returns alone, injured and terrified, no one believes his extraordinary account. Jack has vanished. The police suspect Danny knows more than he is admitting, and disturbing evidence appears to link him to his rival’s disappearance. With the village turning against him and the investigation closing in, Danny must go on the run until he can prove Jack is still alive.

Help comes from an unlikely group: India, whose loyalty may put her in terrible danger; an eccentric professor obsessed with temporal anomalies; and a mysterious Highland hermit who knows far more about the past than he first reveals. Together, they begin to uncover the truth behind Loch Ness, its legendary monster, and a series of unexplained disappearances spanning generations.

But returning through the portal could cost Danny everything. On the other side, something ancient awaits. And this time, he may not escape.

Danny Fisher and the Loch Ness Chronicles is the thrilling first instalment of an atmospheric young-adult/adult adventure series that combines time travel, Highland mystery, prehistoric danger, friendship, and courage. Perfect for readers who enjoy fast-paced science fiction, supernatural mysteries, and adventures in which ancient legends might be terrifyingly real.

THE AUTHOR

Ally Gordon

Ally Gordon was born and raised in Inverness, where the rocky beaches of Loch Ness became her childhood playground. The loch’s enduring legends first stirred her imagination as a small child and eventually compelled her to write. Her novel features the Scottish landscapes she knows intimately, including the thrill of riding horses across open moorland, the quiet patience of fishing, and the intricate workings of traditional estate management.

Weekends often found her family aboard their small boat on the loch. Her older brothers would claim, with convincing excitement, to have just glimpsed the monster’s wake, always insisting she had been looking the wrong way. She still laughs about their teasing, but part of her still watches those waters, wondering what might truly lie beneath.