Waverley - (Mint Editions) by Scott Walter Sir

Edward Waverley's coming of age is set against a backdrop of political turmoil in 18th-century Scotland, where his uncle, a Jacobite, seeks to overthrow the government while Edward himself is more interested in chasing women than his studies or politics.

Sent to serve as a Hanoverian soldier, Edward falls for a young woman named Flora, but their romance is ill-fated due to their political differences.

As war and uprisings unfold, Edward must challenge his own beliefs for love, all while navigating the stunning landscapes and cultures of Scotland.

With themes of tolerance and beautiful prose, Waverley depicts a young soldier's struggle with love and beliefs as he travels across Scotland.