This collection presents a rich selection of Scottish mythology, blending shared myths with Ireland and unique local tales. While many Scottish legends mirror those of Ireland, such as the Ulster Cycle and stories of heroes like Cúchulainn and Fionn mac Cumhaill, Scotland also boasts its own distinctive folklore. The book features stories of water spirits, selkies, sea monsters, fairies, and ghosts, including classics like "The Brownie" and "MacPhail of Usinnis." From heroic sagas like Conall Cra Bhuidhe to tales of fairy folk, unrequited love, and murder, this collection showcases the depth and diversity of Scotland’s mythological heritage.