Bücher von Walter Scott

A public-domain classic of romance, Highland landscape, conflict, and narrative verse, presented in a clean BooksWhale reading edition.

Walter Scott’s medieval romance of knights, Saxons, Normans, tournaments, outlaw bands, and the return of Richard the Lionheart.

The first Waverley novel follows Edward Waverley through Jacobite Scotland, divided loyalties, romance, and political rebellion.

A Walter Scott historical romance of Scotland, Jacobite tension, family conflict, and the outlaw Rob Roy.

A Scottish historical novel of law, conscience, sisterhood, public unrest, and Jeanie Deans’s journey.

A tragic Scott romance of family feud, doomed love, political ambition, and Scottish Gothic atmosphere.

A Crusades romance featuring Richard the Lionheart, Saladin, chivalry, disguise, illness, and honor.

A Scottish historical novel of rebellion, memory, religious conflict, and divided loyalty.

A historical romance of Shetland, Norse memory, family rivalry, sea adventure, disguise, and passion.

A classic English-language work about debt, royal favor, London danger, honor and historical adventure.

At a troubled Scottish abbey, reform, superstition, political change, and romantic adventure collide as an old order begins to disappear.

At Elizabeth I’s court, Amy Robsart’s secret marriage to the ambitious Earl of Leicester becomes a perilous contest between love and power.

A reclusive outsider, a family feud, and a threatened wedding collide in Scott’s compact tale of injustice and revenge.

A Norman knight, a Welsh heiress, and a kingdom in transition meet in Scott’s richly staged tale of loyalty and political change.

A Scottish romance of inheritance, social rivalry, and a mysterious spa town.

A Scottish tale of prophecy, lost identity, inheritance, and divided loyalties.

A witty romance about antiquarian obsession, family secrets, and historical memory.

A historical romance of medical ambition, colonial intrigue, and divided identity.

A tragic Scottish tale of memory, guilt, rebellion, and a mother’s impossible attempt to protect her son.

A Reformation-era historical novel of Mary, Queen of Scots, political loyalty and religious conflict.