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The Fortunes Of The Farrells by Mrs George de Horne Vaizey.

Doctor Forester, a medical man only twenty-five years old, has come to a lonely part of Wales to escape from an event in his recent past that has caused him much hurt. So he has more on his mind than worrying about strange noises behind his bedroom wall in the old castle where he is staying.A young...

“Adrift in the World” resumes the tale of Beatrix Rohan from from where it paused at the conclusion of “A Vixen’s Treachery.” Agatha Walden is masquerading as Nerea Bermyngham at the Folliott estate, scheming for a love-match with Sir Lionel Charlton. Written by Mrs. Harriet Newell (O'Brien)...

4Play is Kim McCosker's (pen and married name Mrs Turnbull) 15th book. Whether you want to seduce a lover, reintroduce some sparkle into your long-term relationship or comfortable marriage, turn up the passion in your life with the food and thoughts within. Diverting from an entire recipe book,...

Mrs. Henry Wood was a prolific British author during the Victorian Era.  Wood wrote many best sellers including the classic book East Lynne.  This edition of The Story of Charles Strange includes a table of contents.

Margaret Oliphant's novel 'The House on the Moor' was first published in 1861. Susan and her brother Horace live a lonely life on Lanmoth Moor in Cumbria. Their mother died long ago, and their father is a bitter, controlling recluse who shows them little love. Susan has a sweet nature, but Horace...

The Lady Beatrice Hampton conceals a mysterious secret from all of society, including her own father. Written by Mrs. Harriet Newell (O'Brien) Lewis (1841-1878) and published in 1869 in serial form in “The New York Ledger,” and “The London Journal,” Transcribed and edited by Jeffrey Merrow from multiple sources.

Mrs. Bach Lan has assembled an interesting selection of Vietnamese legends. These tales, well and simply translated by the author, have considerable charm, derived in no small part from the sense they convey of familiar human situations clothed in exotic dress. Here, in tropical settings, we have...

Perhaps she was only playing with him as the cat does with the little mouse before she ruthlessly murders it; perhaps Bonnibel's icy-cold manner and studied reserve to all made it harder to excite the old soldier's ever ready suspicion. Be that as it may, life flowed on calmly if not happily...

While approaching the haunted Egremont estate to meet with intent to wed the young and fair Lady Alexina Egremont, an attempt is made upon the life of Lord Lionel Ashcroft, and the mystery to find and apprehend the unknown assailant ensues. Written by Mrs. Harriet Newell (O'Brien) Lewis (1841-1878) Transcribed...

“Love Before Pride” concludes the story of Walter Loraine and Lady Geraldine Summers from where it paused at the conclusion of “The Belle of the Season; or, The False Heir” Written by Mrs. Harriet Newell (O'Brien) Lewis (1841-1878) and published in 1892 as “Eagle Series” No. 475. 237...

Lord Champney’s fits of jealous rage are fueled by the suspicious actions of his devoted wife, Lady Barbara.  Written by Mrs. Harriet Newell (O'Brien) Lewis (1841-1878) and published in 1870 in serial form in “The New York Ledger,” “The London Journal,” and elsewhere.  Transcribed...

Rosamond Wilchester, the only daughter of the baronet Sir Archy Wilchester may never become the mistress of Wilchester Towers if their devious bailiff succeeds in his devilish plans. A sequel and conclusion to “The Bailiff’s Scheme”. Written by Mrs. Harriet Newell (O'Brien) Lewis (1841-1878) Transcribed...

Blanche Berwyn, if found living, would become the heiress to Thorncombe Manor and all of its holdings. But Blanche’s father George, having been estranged from Lord Thorncombe upon marrying without consent, died abroad many years ago, and little evidence exists now to remotely suggest the whereabouts...