"The History of the Lady Betty Stair" by Molly Elliot Seawell is a captivating historical novel that takes place in Scotland and post revolutionary France, where Lady Betty Stair, a vibrant young noblewoman, finds herself entwined in the complex world of exiled French royalty. Set in 1798, the story follows Betty as she confronts courtly intrigue, questions of love, and the secrets surrounding her brother's death, all while dealing with acquaintances like the honorable De Bourmont and the deceitful Bastien. Through her journey, the novel examines themes of devotion and the impact of old wrongdoings, highlighting Betty's personal sacrifices in the face of her family heritage.
The History of the Lady Betty Stair
By Molly Elliot Seawell
Amidst exiled royals and family secrets, a spirited noblewoman must navigate love and loyalty in post-Revolutionary France and Scotland.
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