Linnet: A Romance by Grant Allen

Description

Allen was that rarity among Victorians — a popular novelist periodically accused of scandal — and Linnet shows why. His heroine is no passive ornament: she decides, runs, and fights for her own life, and the book’s middle stretches to a mountaineering adventure that lets Allen combine romance with the outdoor energy he adored writing about.

The result is a fresh and unconventional romance, briskly paced and genuinely warm, whose heroine remains engagingly unpredictable to the last chapter. Readers of Grant Allen’s more famous works will find all his signature conviction here.

Why readers still come back to it

• A spirited, unconventional Victorian heroine.
• Romance that sweeps from Cornwall to the mountains.
• From the author of The Woman Who Did and Hilda Wade.

About this DodaBooks edition

This edition gives you the complete text with clean, professional typesetting, a working table of contents, and careful chapter navigation — designed for comfortable reading on phones, tablets, and e-readers. Instant download after purchase.