The Shoes of Fortune
1901
The Shoes of Fortune, published in 1901 by Neil Munro, is a historical adventure novel that follows Paul Greig, a Scottish lad whose life is altered by a series of misfortunes, beginning with a landlady's burnt batch of scones. As he flees his homeland, Paul navigates themes of love, regret, and identity while encountering a cast of characters, including his childhood acquaintance Isobel Fortune and his roguish uncle Andrew. The narrative explores the unpredictable nature of chance and its profound impact on one's destiny.
