One man with this surname created the villainous Pandit Baba after he has married Susan Layton in a series of four novels. That author with this surname wrote about Major Ronald Merrick's injustice against Hari Kumar in A Division of the Spoils, The Day of the Scorpion and The Jewel in the Crown. Another man with this surname wrote a novel in which the uttering of the word "forbear" from a tomb causes the man from Muckleston Moor to reveal he is Edward Mauley. A protagonist created by an author with this surname has a sister who is imprisoned for murdering her child, prompting her to eloquently plead to Queen Anne after meeting the Duke of Argyll. The longest novel by that man is Peveril of the Peak, and he used Castle Dangerous to conclude a series edited by Jedidiah Cleishbotham, the Tales of My Landlord series. For 10 points, identify this surname of the autho
One man with this surname created the villainous Pandit Baba after he has married Susan Layton in a series of four novels. That author with this surname wrote about Major Ronald Merrick's injustice against Hari Kumar in A Division of the Spoils, The Day of the Scorpion and The Jewel in the Crown. Another man with this surname wrote a novel in which the uttering of the word "forbear" from a tomb causes the man from Muckleston Moor to reveal he is Edward Mauley. A protagonist created by an author with this surname has a sister who is imprisoned for murdering her child, prompting her to eloquently plead to Queen Anne after meeting the Duke of Argyll. The longest novel by that man is Peveril of the Peak, and he used Castle Dangerous to conclude a series edited by Jedidiah Cleishbotham, the Tales of My Landlord series. For 10 points, identify this surname of the author of Waverley.
One man with this surname created the villainous Pandit Baba after he has married Susan Layton in a series of four novels.
Paul Mark Scott or Sir Walter Scott