The traitor's way

Name: The traitor's way
Author: S. Levett Yeats

By S. Levett Yeats

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The novel follows a nobleman who lives under the burden of a ruinous secret born of political conspiracy and an illicit passion. Recounting his involvement in a failed plot, a destructive love triangle, and the consequences that left comrades dead and himself shamed, he reflects on choices that led to exile, social scorn, and a quest for absolution. Action alternates between tense episodes of intrigue, narrow escapes, and moral reckoning, while recurring themes of honor, guilt, loyalty, and the costs of betrayal shape the narrative through vivid scenes of court, battlefield, and provincial life.

About the Author

S. Levett Yeats

S. Levett Yeats was a British author known for his contributions to romantic fiction and adventure tales in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works often blend elements of romance with historical and fantastical themes, showcasing his imaginative storytelling. Notable titles include "A Galahad of the Creeks; The Widow Lamport" and "Orrain: A Romance," which reflect his ability to create compelling narratives set against richly detailed backdrops. Yeats's writing is characterized by its vivid characterizations and engaging plots, making him a distinctive voice in the literary landscape of his time.