Isabella Fyvie Mayo fu una poetessa, romanziera, suffragista e riformatrice scozzese che scrisse anche sotto lo pseudonimo di Edward Garrett. I suoi contributi letterari esplorarono temi di dilemmi morali e riforma sociale, dimostrando un acuto intuito nella natura umana. Mayo utilizzò la sua scrittura come veicolo di advocacy, sfidando le norme prevalenti e promuovendo il progresso. Il suo stile è caratterizzato da profondità psicologica e descrizioni evocative, che attirano i lettori in profonde riflessioni sulle complessità della vita.
Set in Scotland during the late 19th century, this novel tells the story of a young woman's struggles with her faith and family. Mayo interweaves themes of romance, redemption, and the beauty of nature in this moving work of historical fiction.
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