THE ACTRESS' DAUGHTER. A CHANGED HEART. EDITH PERCIVAL. A FATEFUL ABDUCTION. MAUDE PERCY'S SECRET. THE MIDNIGHT QUEEN. NORINE'S REVENGE. PRIDE AND PASSION. QUEEN OF THE ISLE. SHARING HER CRIME. THE SISTERS OF TORWOOD. WEDDED FOR PIQUE. A WIFE'S TRAGEDY. A WRONGED WIFE.
Mrs. Fleming's stories have always been extremely popular. Their delineations of character, lifelike conversations, the flashes of wit, their constantly varying scenes and deeply interesting plots combine to place their author in an enviable position, which is still maintained despite the tremendous onrush of modern novelists. No more brilliant or stirring novels than hers have ever been published, and, strange as it may seem, the seeker after romance today reads these books as eagerly as did our mothers when they first appeared.
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THE FASCINATING NOVELS OF Celia E. Gardner
BROKEN DREAMS (In verse). COMPENSATION (In verse). HER LAST LOVER. RICH MEDWAY'S TWO LOVES. STOLEN WATERS (In verse). TESTED. TERRACE ROSES. TWISTED SKEIN (In verse). A WOMAN'S WILES. WON UNDER PROTEST.
These stories are as far removed from the sensational as possible, yet in matter as well as style, they possess a fascination all their own. The author makes a specialty of the study of a woman's heart. Their tone and atmosphere are high; the characterizations good; the dialogue bright and natural. Her books have had an enormous sale.
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BLOSSOM BUD. COURTING AND FARMING. KISS AND BE FRIENDS. THE MARRIED BELLE. THE WIDOWER. CHRIS AND OTHO. HIS YOUNG WIFE. LUCY. TEN OLD MAIDS. WIDOW GOLDSMITH'S DAUGHTER.
Julie P. Smith's books are of unusual merit, uncommonly well written, cleverly developed and characterized by great wit and vivacity. They have been extremely popular, and they still retain to a great degree their former power to charm. Her pictures of farm life and of rural conditions are wholesome and finely done. The human interest is never lacking from her stories.