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The Marquis of Lossie
George MacDonald
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If only the current "Christian romance" genre would go back to the shadows where it belongs, and leave some shelf space for this kind of book--more "Christian" and "romantic" in any of the good senses of those words than all the Oke, Livingstone and Fisher to be had.
The more I read him, the more co
The man who wrote this book is a true master storyteller!
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The only edition to provide the full, unabridged text alongside a complete English translation. The story is brilliant, as is Carrie Stout's artwork, and there's an intro by C S Lewis' stepson Douglas Gresham.
Without fear of exaggeration, this is the most convicting novel I have ever read.
The plot - while page turning - is not really the point. Set in the mid 19th century and taking place in London and Scotland, this sequel to Malcolm is a relatively straightforward tale of love triangles, unsuitable su
This one was a bit tough to follow; I struggled to finish it.
Read most of this on my 9 hour flight from London. Very enjoyable, spiritually encouraging, and even convicting.
MacDonald is perhaps my favorite author. He is best known for his fantasy and poetry, but neither genre is my favorite in general. I like his novels, even though it's obvious he wrote them in a bit of a hurry--I guess authors didn't make much money back then. There are plot holes, and his romances a