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Guy Mannering

Publicado por primera vez en 1800 · 459 páginas · unas 8 horas de lectura

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Una novela de Sir Walter Scott, publicada de forma anónima en 1815. Narra la historia de Henry Bertram, el hijo del Laird de Ellangowan, quien es secuestrado a los cinco años por contrabandistas tras presenciar el asesinato de un agente de aduanas.

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