The Master of Aberfeldie, Volume 3 (of 3)

** "The Master of Aberfeldie, Volume 3 (of 3)" by James Grant is a 19th-century historical fiction that tells of the emotional troubles during British military actions in Egypt. It particularly highlights Eveline's difficulties with love, a lost partner, and an unhappy marriage. Loyalty, the idea of honor, and the restrictive pressures of society are central ideas, shown through the problems in the relationships of the characters. As the story starts, Eveline Raymond worries greatly about Evan Cameron, a friend and former love, fighting in Egypt. Her husband, Sir Paget Puddicombe, gets more jealous and angry because she remembers Evan, which then makes their difficult relationship even more complicated. The story hints at a sad ending when it reports Evan's dangerous experiences in battle, making the audience feel worried and sad as Eveline finds out about his death. At the same time, the text shows brave acts and friendship between soldiers on the battlefield, which highlights the difference between individual feelings and the terrible world of war. **