“It is better to die in the heather with a sword in the hand than to live shackled in peace with the yoke of tyranny upon the neck.” — S. R. Crockett In The Men of the Moss-Hags, S. R. Crockett resurrects the spirit of Scotland’s covenanting past with raw power and lyrical passion. Set amidst the rugged moors and shadowed glens of 17th-century Scotland, this stirring tale follows the struggle of ordinary men and women who rise against religious persecution and political oppression. With blades drawn and faith unshaken, they become the legendary “Moss-Hags”—rebels hidden in the wilderness, bound by conscience and country. Crockett’s gripping novel is not only a sweeping historical drama but also a profound meditation on liberty, loyalty, and the unbreakable resolve of the human spirit.