Portent and Other Stories

Venture into the misty Scottish Highlands with George MacDonald's "The Portent and Other Stories," a collection of haunting tales steeped in the supernatural. This 19th-century fiction weaves together elements of gothic mystery and religious contemplation, exploring themes of faith and the unseen world against the backdrop of the rugged Scottish landscape.

MacDonald, a master storyteller, crafts narratives rich in atmosphere and suspense, drawing on the folklore and traditions of Scotland. These short stories, carefully selected for this edition, offer a glimpse into a world where the veil between the living and the dead is thin, and where faith is tested in the face of otherworldly encounters.

Experience the enduring power of these classic ghost stories, perfect for readers who appreciate timeless tales of suspense and the supernatural, set amidst the atmospheric beauty of the Highlands. "The Portent and Other Stories" offers a captivating journey into the heart of 19th-century Scottish fiction.

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