Pharais And The Mountain Lovers (1909)

Set against the enchanting backdrop of the Isle of Skye, the novel delves into the emotional turmoil of Pharais, a young woman caught between two suitors: the passionate Iain and the intellectual Alasdair. As she navigates her feelings, the story intertwines elements of mysticism and the supernatural inherent to the island's culture. Through themes of love, loss, and the power of nature, Fiona Macleod crafts a haunting narrative that reflects the complexities of desire and the essence of Scottish identity, solidifying her place in the Celtic revival movement.