It is said there is a remote village on the west coast of Scotland, where the children are given a secret name. It is whispered to them and they must never speak it out loud. Only the Keeper and child ever know the name. The village was always a law unto itself, once the home of stone cutters, taken over by wanderers, hounds, whores and pirates, before being cast into the sea. Carving steps from the very seabed itself the stonecutters managed to rebuild their home. The island became a fortress and the ocean its moat. Sonnagh; a bubbling cauldron of good and evil, a constant battle fought on many fronts. This is one such conflict which took place in the time of the clearances in 1776.