Marriage by Susan Ferrier
Susan Ferrier's first novel Marriage was written in 1810 but published anonymously in 1818. It combines Ferrier's vivid description of Scottish life with both humour and her strong views on female education and marriage. It recounts the tale of Lady Juliana who defies her father's plans for marriage and elopes with the penniless Henry Douglas. Her twin daughters are then raised separately, in London and Scotland, and the story then follows the sensible and patient Mary through her journey to happily marry the man she loves. This will be the first time that Marriage has been professionally published as an ebook.

Gillespie by J. MacDougall Hay
An intense novel which paints a grim picture of Calvinist Scotland, almost certainly in an attempt to dispel the sentimental 'Kailyard' image of contented working classes and benevolent landowners. Gillespie Strang is a ruthless entrepreneur, prepared to go to any lengths in his pursuit of power and wealth amongst the 19th century fishing communities of the west coast of Scotland.

Ringan Gilhaize by John Galt
The story spans three generations to describe one of Scotland's most turbulent periods. The tale is told by Ringan Gilhaize, a Covenanter and grandson of Michael Gilhaize who lived through the Reformation. Set against a backdrop of political and religious conflict that ultimately leads to the battle of Killiecrankie, the novel deals with themes of loyalty, violence and justice.

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