Flower-o’-the Corn [a Novel]

Set in the Scottish village of Kenmuir, this novel tells the story of young Gavin Ogilvy and his neighbor, Marjorie Kennedy. Despite their families' long-standing feud, the two fall in love and must navigate the challenges of their communities' opposition and their own secret pasts. With vivid descriptions of the rugged beauty of the Scottish countryside and a cast of memorable characters, this novel is a classic of Scottish literature.

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