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The Watter’s Mou’ is a story of a woman who is in love with a man whose job it is to stop smuggling by poor fishermen like her father. If you are a fan of Bram Stoker, then you shouldn’t miss The Watter’s Mou’ as well.

The Shoulder of Shasta was the fourth novel of Bram Stoker, first published in October 1895, two years before the release of Stoker’s Dracula. This is a romance novel. The story was set against the background of the mountains in the West Coast, U.S.A. If you like the works of Bram Stoker, then you shouldn’t miss The Shoulder of Shasta.

"The big front door opened (it was nearly dark by that time) and out crept the queerest little figure! It appeared to be a little old woman all dressed in dingy black clothes that looked as if they must have come out of the ark, they were so old-fashioned! Her hat was a queer little bonnet, with...

He turned round to the fire, gave a kick to a log, watched it an instant. Then as he faced us again: “I can’t begin. I shall have to send to town.” There was a unanimous groan at this, and much reproach; after which, in his preoccupied way, he explained. “The story’s written. It’s in a...

“Yip! Yip! Y–e–e–e–e–ow!” “Gracious! What’s coming, a band of circus Indians?” “Not knowing, can’t say; but there is evidently something to the fore in the strenuous line.” “Well, I should say so. Hark, what’s that?” “Shooting; maybe...

Wild Heather is about Heather Grayson, an attractive character of the story. Her trials, tribulations, and also her conquests and triumphs will absorb the reader from the very first chapter until the last.

The time was early spring. The lady in question had come into a dark and somewhat dismal room; she herself was richly wrapped in furs and velvet; her large, smooth face was all beams and smiles. A dark little girl with thin cheeks, about eleven years of age, clasping a battered doll in her arms, looked...

This book is a gripping thriller with a strong moral bent that once you read, you may not be able to put it down until the very last page. The story is about Rufus Sterne.  Down on his luck and having exhausted every option, he hatches a remarkable scheme that, if pulled off successfully, will...

“Oh! Jack, Ellen, come here this instant!” cried Jane Pellew in so excited a manner that the mail rider almost fell out of his jumper in his effort to see what it was that made Miss Jane “take on so.” She was dancing around the broad old veranda waving one of the letters he had just handed...

A man mysteriously murdered at night, the figures 2x4 x 1x2 scrawled on his shirt front, a broken shoe-polish label beside him. Cleek solved it. Can you? * * * * * "It is a trick that has succeeded with others besides yourselves," said Cleek, who had been bending over the injured...

"The girl you love is young?" "Yes." "That is the way of the world," cried Alicia--"youth is everything. What is it François Coppée says? 'There is nothing for women but a little love when they are young.' I ask, however, one thing of you. You can...

Sister Mollie Hepworth was twenty-five years of age. She had just completed a long and exhaustive training as a nurse. She had served her time in the London Hospital, entering as a probationer, and finally being promoted to the proud position of a ward sister. She had then undergone a period of six...

Sir Arthur Byrne returns to London from the Black Sea, suffering an illness that has sapped his energy and appetite. When he meets the widow Meredith, his passions are reignited. Satisfying them means entering a world of disguises, secret passages, and hidden identities.

He asked the Baroness to be seated, while he patted Bertha's shoulder and hair. "God-daughter," he said softly, "be a brave girl and listen." And, with the child's eyes showing increasing bewilderment every moment, he burst into a panegyric of himself and his sublime mission on...