"Mary Stewart in Scotland" is a historical drama by the Norwegian writer Björnsterne Björnson, which tells the story of the complicated relationship between Mary Stewart, Queen of Scots, and Elizabeth I, Queen of England. In this book, the author reveals the inner world of both mistresses, their disputes, the struggle for power and loyalty. Björnson perfectly conveys the dramatic conflict between two powerful women who stand on opposite sides of the political barricade. This book captivates the reader with its tense atmosphere, deep thoughts of the characters and sophisticated psychological portrait of the main characters. "Mary Stuart in Scotland" is an exciting drama about majesty and the sacrifice of power, loyalty and intrigue.