Red Rowans (1894)

Set against the backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, the novel follows Margaret MacLean, a young girl whose life changes dramatically after her father's death. Forced to leave her simple farm life for the high society of Edinburgh, she struggles with the expectations of her wealthy relatives while yearning for her past. As she navigates social class challenges, she finds solace in nature and forms a bond with Norman Douglas, who shares her love for the outdoors. The story delves into themes of identity, love, and belonging amidst vivid Scottish landscapes.