Bøker av Philip Robinson

The Potter's House story is about a little piece of clay looking at all the pieces of china around him and seeing what he wants to become. The wise grandparents show patience and love by guiding him to see those choices beyond the exterior and flashiness. It also shows the Potter's role in helping him to become what is useful and good by molding him into a vessel fitting for His purpose.

Set within an isolated community, Philip Robinson's debut novel opens with the arrival of Michael, an artist, who has been commissioned to paint a portrait of Lord Palmer, owner of the remote estate of Inchnamactaire - the island of the wolf.