The Nabob at Home; or, The Return to England

This novel tells the story of a wealthy merchant who returns to England after spending years in India building his fortune. Upon his arrival, he struggles to adapt to the customs and expectations of polite society, and must navigate the complexities of family relationships and romantic entanglements. Monkland's vivid and engaging prose brings to life the sights, sounds, and social mores of 19th century England.

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