Gertrude Atherton: 78 books

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Thrilling historical romance, well told and captivating. Full of action and romance.

This book includes Early 20th century sensationalistic fiction...

An entertaining colonial romance novel. Though not quite as good, the story has kind of the feel of a Jane Austen novel (but set on the Caribbean island of Nevis).

The story of the coming of age of a young woman in the past centurey

Though originally intended for younger audiences, The Valiant Runaways is a rip-roaring action-adventure tale that will ensnare the interest of readers of all ages. Roldan Castanada is a young man who has strong opinions about everything and who is not inclined to take orders he doesn't agree with....

A young, rich American girl, after traveling all over the world with a father addicted to periodical dipsomania, loses this father, and before returning to her California chicken ranch goes to visit her English relatives. Her cousin is in the House of Commons, but suddenly becoming a peer is forced...

Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton (1857 – 1948) was an American writer. She is best remembered for The Splendid, Idle Forties (1902); The Conqueror (1902) and her sensational, semi-autobiographical novel Black Oxen (1923), about an upper middle-age woman, who miraculously becomes young again after...

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. A long list of works Gertrude Atherton has to her credit as a writer. She is indisputably a woman of genius. Not that her genius is distinctively feminine, though she is in matters historical a passionate partisan....

The book opens with what promises to be a valuable addition to the war literature designed to depict the German character. Its value for the reader has a priori attestation from the knowledge that Gertrude Atherton had more or less seven years of more or less continuous residence in Germany. The suppressed...

The Bell in the Fog and Other Stories is a work of mystery. Gertrude Atherton--a protégée of Bierce--is a very good writer, and the three supernatural stories included in this collection of ten--"Death and the Countess," The Striding Place" and"The Bell in the Fog"--are fine examples of the genre. (Excerpt from Goodreads)