The Flight of Georgiana: A Story of Love and Peril in England in 1746

England, 1746. The Jacobite cause has been crushed at Culloden, and the countryside swarms with redcoats hunting fugitives. Into this dangerous world returns Georgiana Foxwell, a young woman educated abroad, to find her family estate in turmoil and her uncle's authority challenged by the ambitious Squire Thornby. What begins as a domestic conflict over inheritance and property soon spirals into something far more perilous when Georgiana becomes entangled with Jacobite refugees hiding in the moors, and must choose between safety and a dangerous love that could cost her everything. Robert Neilson Stephens paints a vivid picture of a nation in the aftermath of rebellion, where neighbour suspects neighbour and loyalty is a commodity more precious than gold. The novel blends romance, adventure, and historical drama into a compelling portrait of a young woman navigating the treacherous waters of post-Culloden England. For readers who crave historical romances that don't shy away from genuine peril and political intrigue, this early 20th-century gem delivers.