Catriona
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Catriona

by Robert Louis Stevenson

Publisher
Independently published
Pages
190
Language
English
Published
1972

Overview

Catriona is Robert Louis Stevenson's sequel to Kidnapped, continuing the story of David Balfour through politics, loyalty, romance, and moral testing in eighteenth-century Scotland. The novel follows David as he becomes entangled in legal danger, Highland memory, and his relationship with Catriona Drummond. Stevenson gives adventure a strong emotional and historical dimension.

Catriona is rewarding for readers who want more of David Balfour after the pace of Kidnapped. It is less purely chase-driven and more concerned with conscience, testimony, affection, and the difficulty of acting honorably in a divided world. Readers interested in Scottish history, sequels, coming-of-age fiction, and Stevenson's humane adventure writing will find a thoughtful, romantic, and politically alert continuation of David's story.

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