My heart's in the Highlands

"My Heart's in the Highlands" by Amy Le Feuvre is a turn-of-the-century narrative centered around a spirited young woman named Rowena Arbuthnot, whose life takes an unexpected turn following a hunting accident that leaves her needing a year of rest. The story unfolds in the serene Scottish Highlands, where Rowena comes to terms with her changed circumstances and forges meaningful relationships with her brother's family, including his daughter, Mysie Macdonald and her father, General Hugh Macdonald. The novel opens with Rowena adapting to her new reality, finding solace and connection with young Mysie amid her initial struggles. Their charming interactions illustrate the beauty of childhood and the development of a strong affection. The arrival of General Macdonald introduces the potential for love and further explores the overarching themes of family and recovery, highlighting Rowena's path to self-discovery in the peaceful atmosphere of the Highlands.