Benson: 1173 books

More exquisite ramblings from the musician, artist, photographer and author of fiction, poetry and childrens' stories Lee Benson.

An introductory volume of verse and stories from Harborne's Off The Shelf writers group including pieces by Lee Benson, Jim 'Shaft' Ryan, Andrew Sparke, Scott Moore, Lynda Bowen and Carol Cliffton

A VINTAGE MURDER MYSTERY WH Auden, Nancy Mitford and Noel Coward were among his fans... But have you discovered E. F. Benson yet? In a Holbein portrait above the grand old fireplace, Francis Vail, second baronet, brandishes a beautiful golden goblet, encrusted with pearls, rubies and...

A classic satire on the high society of Edwardian England. E. F. Benson shows all of his skill as a story teller to weave a complex tale of wealth, honour and position in what appears at first to be another humorous tale of gossip and back stabbing. This novel, originally published in 1899, is being republished here together with a new introductory biography of the author.

Tess Steenblock returns to Kenya to work for a high-end tour operator and accompany clients on safaris throughout Kenya. Underneath the glossy brochures and luxury lodges lies another world. Her work as a tour guide and photographer brings her face to face with the brutality of poaching, the heat...

Dodo is one of Benson's most loved characters, a queen of London high society who in this sequel to the popular 'Dodo' has realised that she has to settle down and start a family. This book was originally published in 1913. We are republishing it here with a new introductory biography of the author.

Alison and Matt have been married for only nineteen days and they're already having their first fight. When an awesome gray cat comes into their lives, they both adore it and things go more smoothly. But when money gets tight and things look bleakest, can Alison find a way to do the right thing for this...

Steve Benson is a pugnacious, outgoing, and athletic twenty-six-year-old. After losing his first professional teaching assignment in Minneapolis, Minnesota, he puts his career on hold and hits the road in a rebuilt Volkswagen. The trip takes him to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, where he discovers an ad...

The Luck of the Vails: A Novel written by E. F. Benson who was an English novelist, biographer, memoirist, archaeologist and short story writer.  This book was published in 1901. And now republish in ebook format. We believe this work is culturally important in its original archival form. While...

Dogs and men do have a lot in common. They both need sex a lot and are willing to fight to get some unless they are bound by political correctness! Whether people believe it or not the world works on needs more than on wants. Men's basic instinctual needs are not exactly like most people think...

Dalir, a gargoyle of the Belfry, never intended to fall in love with the beautiful prince he'd sworn to protect. Like every other disaster in Dalir's life, it had been slow, inevitable, and fraught with more pain than he thought he could withstand. It has been nearly a decade since he last looked...

A night on the town for student Vickie becomes a night of erotic exploration when she meets the succubus Salicia and allows herself to fall under Salicia's spell. By the end of the night, Vickie will have experienced more than she ever dared dream of, thanks to Salicia's talents at making erotic dreams...

A compilation of The Life and Times of Young Sonny Tompkins, Parts 1 and 2. Young Sonny Tompkins left his boyhood behind at age 12. He became a skilled marksman and hunter and learned the Arapaho secrets of taming horses. In 1943, at the age of eighteen, he enlisted in the United States Army. Follow...

Oddsfish! (a title derived from King Charles' favorite epithet) is the last of Benson's historical romances and describes the plots and political movements of the closing scenes of the life of Charles II. Interwoven with the accurately portrayed events and places of the time are fictitious characters,...