[ SECRET POST #2972 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2972 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Historical Fiction That Doesn't Emphasize Romance (or Blood and Gore)

[(Anonymous)]

The Flight of the Heron, by D K Broster. 1745 Scotland. It's about a fictional Jacobite chieftain and his part in the rebellion; the history is almost completely accurate. He has a fiancé (who is charming), but the main relationship in the story is a friendship between him and a redcoat officer; the story is told from their alternating POVs.

Published in 1925. Any resemblance between this and Outlander is, I'm sure, purely coincidental.