"Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor," authored by R.D. Blackmore, is a classic novel set in the 17th century on the English moors of Exmoor, in Devon and Somerset. The story is a romantic historical novel, blending adventure, tragedy, and love. It revolves around John Ridd, a farmer's son, and Lorna Doone, a noblewoman belonging to a clan of outlaws known as the Doones. Their love story unfolds amidst the backdrop of social and political turmoil, as John Ridd seeks to avenge his father's murder, allegedly by the Doone family. The novel is noted for its vivid descriptions of the English countryside and its portrayal of the Exmoor customs and dialect. It also explores themes of justice, social class, and the clash between good and evil. The book, with its rich narrative and memorable characters, has become a beloved classic, known for its dramatic storytelling and its evocative depiction of rural England.
