The Heather-Moon

First published in 1911, The Heather-Moon carries readers into the misted glens and grand old houses of the Scottish Highlands, where love and loyalty are tested against tradition and the shadows of the past. C. N. and A. M. Williamson, the most popular husband-and-wife storytelling team of the Edwardian age, bring their signature blend of travel, wit, and breathless plotting to a romance that moves from drawing rooms to open moors. This edition returns the complete, unabridged original text to print, exactly as it first delighted readers more than a century ago, accompanied by a new introduction and reader's notes that place the novel in its moment — the twilight of the Edwardian era, when motorcars, grand houses, and Highland estates met on the page. Whether you are discovering the Williamsons for the first time or returning to a favorite, this volume offers an unhurried journey into a vanished literary world. Part of The Founding Texts Library.