An old mysterious friend of the MacDonalds returns to find a lot has changed at Glenbogle and she is about to disturb the peace and history again. Archie and Lexie return to face the past and prepare for a brighter future.

Faith, kismet, the supernatural. Intangible notions perceived as concrete, as reachable, touchable. Desire for the impossible outweighing any sense of practicality. Yet conversely, how quick to disbelieve when presented with an actual, unequivocal truth.

What constitutes family? In the blink of an eye, the pause of a breath who can be counted on when a world is suddenly turned upside down? Lives at Glenbogle hang in the balance. Sometimes hope is all there is. Will it be enough?

Christmas at Glenbogle promises to be bittersweet for the MacDonalds. Guests are due, some, unexpected. Will they all knit neatly together like separate strands of wooly fibers awaiting such a task? Or is this yarn doomed to unravel?

Archie is at odds, Donald is cooking up a scheme and Lexie is carrying a secret. Did Archie make the right decision leaving London behind to be Laird of Glenbogle? Only time will tell.

For 40 yrs Paul Bowman had known nothing of his father. His lone clue, a journal written in his mother's hand he'd found only upon her passing. It had led him to Glenbogle and to his answer. But sometimes knowledge is a double-edged sword.

A waterhorse sighting at Glenbogle ripples through the public domain. Telly's infamous gossiper, Gavin MacPlonker wants to vet more than 1 fishy tale. Is Paul Bowman-MacDonald prepared? A short, exploratory piece written from the director's viewpoint.

It's Glenbogle 1960. A traditional Scottish wedding has been planned for Molly and Hector. But what innocent secret has the pair devilishly kept to themselves? All is revealed in classic Monarch fashion.

Molly MacDonald is feeling rather low of late, as run-down as her early spring garden appears. Could a chance discovery change all this for her?

Circa 1988, sixteen year old Lexie McTavish is stuck in the middle of nowhere. But anywhere is better than home. Lexie soon discovers Glenbogle is quite a different place than Glasgow.

Paul's life before Glenbogle.

We all know that Molly left Hector early in their marriage to return to London but came back when she discovered she was pregnant with Jamie. What if she and Hector hadn't reunited? What would have happened then?

Jamie had been dead for nearly 19 years now. After all this time, who would have guessed what he left behind?

How things might have been if Alastair MacKenzie had decided to continue in his role as Archie in the Monarch of the Glen. An alternate series 5 with all your favorite characters, some surprises, and a happy ending.

The passing years have seen changes at Glenbogle. Paul is laird and married to Iona. Molly is married to Golly. Archie and Lexie are back for a visit. What better excuse for a jolly reunion? But the Hogmanay Ball is a long strange trip for some of us.

Little is known of Molly before Glenbogle. How the young Bohemian became paired with a born relic like Hector is a mystery that rivals that of the sphinx. Now, in her own words, Molly reveals the daring and passionate saga of her early life with Hector.

Who are these mysterious strangers who keep showing up at Glenbogle? They remind Archie of somebody but he's not sure whom. Any resemblance between these oddball visitors and characters once played by Alastair MacKenzie is purely intentional.

Ellie and Kyla have just turned 16. They are identical twins. Ellie wants to become different Loosely based on MOTG

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