Dell: 467 books

«Es una maravilla comprobar cómo una escritora tan ambiciosa y llena de talento ha sido capaz de reimpulsar la tradición de la conciencia social, origen de las más conmovedoras obras maestras de la literatura estadounidense.» Los Angeles Times Como en su primera novela, Caminos ocultos (Siruela,...

A world that is ruled by greed, betrayal and secrets! Giselle Whitfield's life has always been full of surprises. It all started with Ms. Greta Mitchell; her jealous-hearted mother, who abandoned her at a young age only to barge back into her life to create hell on earth. To cope with the drama of...

In todays society, there are so many people plagued by the sinful things of this world, and there are individuals who hunger for the truth. Equally, there are those looking for comfort in their lives. Dell Watsons He Is Coming Soon satisfies that hunger and bestows that comfort with his enlightening...

When a local druglord is murdered, it sets off a chain reaction of revenge, betrayal and mayhem. An FBI agent uses and abuses his power and authority to get revenge on the man that he holds responsible for this crime. By pitting two rival factions against each other and using Atlanta’s top Detective...

Ethel May Dell (1881-1939), British writer, began writing at a young age. Most of her stories were stories of passion and love set in India and other British colonial possessions. American Nap Errol is in love with reserved Englishwoman, Lady Anne. Lady Anne is unhappily married to an unpleasant, wealthy...

„The Hundredth Chance” is one of Ethel M. Dell’s most passionate and dramatic tales. Jack Bolton is the genius of the racing stable of Lord Saltash. He falls in love with Maud Brian, daughter of Lady Bernard Brian, who is married to the innkeeper Giles Sheppard. While Maud knows Jack is in love...

A set of five melodramatic love short stories, first published in 1917 and written by a popular 20th century writer Ethel M. Dell. „The Safety Curtain” is an unusual love story that takes place in India mainly and has much excitement. A dragonfly-like dancing girl is rescued by a subaltern when...

An encouraging guide to helping parents find more happiness in their day-to-day family life, from the former lead editor of the *New York TimesMotherlode* blog.** In all the writing and reporting KJ Dell'Antonia has done on families over the years, one topic keeps coming up again and again:...

This is another Ethel Dell novel. Sylvia Ingleton is left motherless at an early age. Her father remarried a woman who is not happy to share her household with Sylvia. Soon, Sylvia is entangled in webs of deceit to get her married off. Boldly, she announces to her father and would be suitor that she...

The Weif is a sweeping story of servitude and the struggle for freedom, of the law and its cruel inequities, of the privations and harshness of a rugged new land and of a brother and sister’s fragile hold on life during the tumultuous early years of settlement in Australia. Lizzie and Will Darling...

The story of two young women determined to live outside the confines of the Victorian Age and who have a lasting impact on the fledgling town of Melbourne. Florence is seduced by the son of her employer in Leicestershire. Thomas Luxford casts her aside, denying all responsibility for her coming child....

Adam, recently widowed and suffering from melancholia, sets out on an overland journey from Sydney in 1847 with his two young sons. Still grieving on his arrival in Melbourne, he leaves the boys in the care of friends and embarks on a further quest to mend his heart. Finally returning to Melbourne,...

Kit Markham’s world turns upside down when Jack, the boy she always believed she would marry, turns out to be her half-brother. At sixteen, feisty and headstrong, she leaves her home in Melbourne and flees to England. The year is 1855. Though unsure of where life will lead, she is determined to...

Chops the setter was puzzled. He had been following his mistress about in his faithful way throughout the whole of that hot July afternoon, and he had fathomed the fact that she was preparing for a visitor. He even half-suspected that he knew who the visitor would prove to be. But none the less was...