Robert Louis Stevenson Books

A swift adventure of pirates, maps, mutiny, courage, and the dangerous charm of Long John Silver.

A compact Gothic tale of divided identity, repression, experiment, and moral horror.

Public-domain classic by Robert Louis Stevenson: The Body Snatcher, a gothic fiction first published in 1884.

Public-domain classic by Robert Louis Stevenson: The Pavilion on the Links, a mystery adventure first published in 1880.

Public-domain classic by Robert Louis Stevenson: The Beach of Falesá, a adventure fiction first published in 1893.

Public-domain classic by Robert Louis Stevenson: The Silverado Squatters, a travel literature first published in 1883.

A Scottish adventure of betrayal, flight, friendship, and Jacobite danger after a stolen inheritance.

A swift historical adventure of disguise, rebellion, revenge, and divided loyalties during the Wars of the Roses.

Stevenson’s dark Scottish romance follows rival brothers, Jacobite intrigue, exile, piracy, and corrosive family obsession.

Stevenson’s sequel to Kidnapped, mixing Scottish history, legal peril, romance, exile, and adventure.

A lively canoe journey through rivers, friendship, weather, and wandering.

A brisk Scottish adventure of abduction, flight, political intrigue, and hard-won identity.

Island storms, buried treasure, and moral dread shape Stevenson’s atmospheric tales of the sea.

The Amateur Emigrant presents a focused classic of literature and cultural history.

The Rajah’s Diamond presents a focused classic of literature and cultural history.

The Story of a Lie presents a focused classic of literature and cultural history.

A darkly comic inheritance plot turns a missing body, rival families, and mistaken identity into farce.