When a small spaceship falls quietly into the heather of rural Scotland, no one expects it to stay.
Least of all the two young travellers inside.
Oran and Luma are far from home-farther than anyone in Glenbracken could possibly imagine. Their ship is broken, their path lost, and the only way back to the stars is to fix what has fallen apart... piece by piece.
There is just one problem.
Nothing on Earth is quite what it seems.
A kettle is not a power source (no matter how convincing it looks).
Sheep are not willing insulation.
Weather vanes do not appreciate being borrowed.
And Highland cows absolutely refuse to be rushed.
With the reluctant help of a gruff farmer, a suspicious sheepdog, a curious village, and one very determined girl, the twins set out to gather what they need-leaving a trail of gentle chaos, quiet wonder, and unexpected friendship behind them.
But as the ship slowly comes back to life, a new question begins to grow...
What if "home" isn't just the place you came from?
A warm, whimsical collection of twelve stories, Oran and Luma of the Long Way Home is a tale of belonging, curiosity, and the places-and people-that change us along the way.
Perfect for readers who love gentle adventures, cosy humour, and stories that linger long after the final page.