Kutnar, Son of Pic by George Langford

 

This is a thrilling sequel to Pic, the Weapon Maker, by George Langford.  Thrilling for the entire family.

Bright Islands by Frank Riley

The future enters into us, in order to transform itself in us, long before it happens.—RAINER MARIA RILKE

Freeway by Bryce Walton

The Morrisons didn't lose their freedom. They were merely sentenced to the highways for life, never stopping anywhere, going no place, just driving, driving, driving....

Allan's Wife by H. Rider Haggard

Elephants, lions, baboons, and other fauna of the African wilds abound on these pages, and we have a Zulu impi and the resulting carnage described with the author's usual vivid power of narration. Our old friend, Allan Quatermain, figures as the hero throughout, and the most substantial part of the volume is occupied with the story of his wooing, and the brief episode of his married life. The romance, however, is subsidiary to the sauce piquante of livelier incidents.

 

The Laboratorians by Edward Peattie

Playing "Napoleon" can get to be a habit, especially when a man is devoted to pure science. Which was Dr. Whitemarsh's devotion—until Dr. Sally Chester came along!

The Outer Quiet by Herbert D. Kastle

Fear is often Man's greatest enemy. But when there is nothing left to lose, there is everything to gain.... And with everything to gain, where is the enemy?

A thrilling short story.

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Firth's World by Irving E. Cox

A science fiction short story. His world was Utopia inhabited only by wealthy, brilliant, creative, ambitious people; it was the ultimate in freedom, exempt from
taxes, social problems, petty responsibilities....

Anna of the Five Towns by Arnold Bennett

Anna, a woman of reserve and integrity, lives with her tyrannical and selfish father. Courted for her money by the handsome and successful Henry Mynors, Anna defies her father’s wrath–with tragic results. Set in the Potteries against a background of dour Wesleyan Methodism, Anna of the Five Towns is a brilliantly perceptive novel of provincial life in Victorian England.
The plot centres on Anna Tellwright, daughter of a wealthy but miserly and dictatorial father, living in the Potteries area of Staffordshire, England. Her activities are strictly controlled by the Methodist church. The novel tells of Anna’s struggle for freedom and independence against her father’s restraints, and her inward battle between wanting to please her father and wanting to help Willie Price whose father, Titus Price, commits suicide after falling into bankruptcy and debt. During the novel, Anna is courted by the town’s most eligible bachelor Henry Mynors, and agrees to be his wife, much to her young sister Agnes’ pleasure. She discovers in the end, however, that she loves Willie Price, but does not follow her heart, as he is leaving for Australia, and she is already promised to Mynors.

Ralph Sinclair's Atonement by Antony Sargent

The story of a romance gone awry, and back to normal again.  Maybe it was back to normal.  Maybe not.  Well worth the read, this is a romance that is difficult to put down.

Hidden Gold by Anthony Wilder

A big, quick-shooting story of Wyoming so typically Western in thought and action that you will feel like jumping up and joining the posse that is hunting for Race Moran.

 Why Frau Frohman Raised Her Prices And Other Stories by Anthony Trollope

Five stories of romance and suspense by Anthony Trollope.  These are novellas rather than short stories, sure to please Anthony Tollope fans.

Tales of All Countriesby Anthony Trollope

This is not a compendium of stories for children.  This is a collection of novellas for adults, and it carries many themes:  romance, coming of age, horror, mystery.  Enjoy this treasure written by Anthony Trollope.