Fiction Books

What a happy winter that was!—the first of Mildred’s married life. Her cup of bliss seemed full to overflowing. She was very proud of her husband, and not without reason, for his was a noble character; he was a man of sterling worth, lofty aims, cultivated mind, and polished address. They were...

Mr. Dalken’s southern cruise had come to an end, much to Polly’s and Eleanor’s regret. Though there had been discomforts and many unlooked for incidents throughout the voyage to the West Indies, and to both coasts of South America, the entire yachting party had thoroughly enjoyed the long...

When a young engineer is forced to leave his father's shipyard in Scotland under a cloud of suspicion, he travels to Canada and starts a new life working for the railroad. Romance and adventure are never far from the forefront in this exciting historical novel.

PTN is a struggling television network in Manila. To help turn its fortunes around, it hires U.S. expat Alfredo Trentinara. Fredo is a talented producer. But in this new psychological thriller from Tag Cavello, he soon comes to find that not all is as it seems.The darkness begins with romance...

Norma is a short novel, a fiction, a story inspired by the systems of society that impose the way of living therein. Two stories are intertwined in Norma. The first one is the earthly - the events take place here, while the other one has its actions and events taking place on the distant planet...

""Muley" Bowles is in trouble — nothing stands between him and the fair Susie Abernathy but an empty pocketbook. But what matters a million or so to such good friends as Telescope and Hen Peck?"

Exciting outdoor tale wrtiten for younger ladies.

Legends for Lionel: in Pen and Pencil by Walter Crane

Margaret Oliphant Wilson Oliphant (née Margaret Oliphant Wilson) (4 April 1828 – 25 June 1897), was a Scottish novelist and historical writer, who usually wrote as Mrs. Oliphant. Her fictional works encompass "domestic realism, the historical novel and tales of the supernatural".The story...

In presenting to the public these stories based on the folk-lore of the Gold Coast peoples, it seems necessary to say something in general terms of the economic and social development of the colony in so far as that development is affecting the ‘lore’ of the folk. Not until the civilization...