Rogues' Haven

Rogues' Haven, published in 1922 by Roy Bridges, is a historical novel set in 18th-century England. The story follows John Howe, a young man from a humble background who becomes embroiled in poaching and family intrigue after an encounter with lawyer Mr. Bradbury. As John navigates a dangerous legacy tied to the wealthy Craike family, he uncovers secrets about his own origins and faces the threat of betrayal. This novel explores themes of inheritance, social customs, and the complexities of family loyalty amidst a backdrop of adventure and mystery.