The Yellow Poppy

The Yellow Poppy, written by D.K. Broster in 1920, is a historical novel set during the tumultuous period of the French Revolution, specifically around 1799. The story follows the adventures of an aristocratic couple, Roland de Céligny and the Marquis de Kersaint, as they navigate the complexities of loyalty and conflict among Royalist fighters in Brittany. Notably, the novel was adapted for the London stage in 1922, showcasing its impact beyond literature.