Fiction: special features books

“At times heart-wrenching, but often delightful: a testament to the human spirit and the capacity to love.” — Kirkus...  Read More >>

“The atmosphere is undeniably well crafted … Those who don't mind novels that are more vibes based than plot driven...  Read More >>

Having stopped the assault on the fort city by the necromancer, and with product development and the management...  Read More >>

Isabel Ostrander's ""Suspense"" is a masterful work of classic mystery and psychological thriller, drawing readers...  Read More >>

Alfred Bester's seminal novel, ""Who he?"", is an acclaimed work of science fiction and incisive satire that thrusts...  Read More >>

""The Man of Iron"" by Richard Dehan plunges readers into the heart of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871. This...  Read More >>

""Dorset dear,"" with its evocative subtitle ""Idylls of country life,"" presents a captivating collection of English...  Read More >>

In 1918 Ernest Hemingway went to war, to the 'war to end all wars'. He volunteered for ambulance service in Italy,...  Read More >>

""The odyssey of a torpedoed tramp"" by Maurice Larrouy invites readers into a compelling World War I sea adventure,...  Read More >>

Hugo Bettauer's ""The city without Jews,"" originally subtitled ""A novel of our time,"" is a profound and unsettling...  Read More >>

""Highland annals"" by Olive Tilford Dargan presents a compelling collection of short stories that delve into the...  Read More >>

""Carolyn of the sunny heart"" by Ruth Belmore Endicott and Edward C. Caswell presents a captivating work of classic...  Read More >>

Edmund Downey's ""Through green glasses: Andy Merrigan's great discovery and other Irish Tales"" is a captivating...  Read More >>

""Footprints"" by Kay Cleaver Strahan invites readers into a richly atmospheric world of mystery and psychological...  Read More >>

Immerse yourself in 'The despot of Broomsedge Cove, ' a compelling work by celebrated author Charles Egbert Craddock....  Read More >>

Originally published: The innocent voyage. Boston: Harper, 1929.  Read More >>

Edna Worthley Underwood's ""A book of dear dead women"" presents a captivating collection of American short stories,...  Read More >>

Step into the heart of the Appalachian mountains with Frederick Orin Bartlett's ""Big Laurel,"" a timeless work...  Read More >>

""From the four winds"" by John Sinjohn presents a captivating collection of English short stories from the heart...  Read More >>

Phyllis Bottome's ""The Victim and The Worm"" stands as a compelling work of psychological and literary fiction,...  Read More >>

""The achievements of Luther Trant"" presents a compelling collection of short stories from the collaborative imaginations...  Read More >>

""Fix bayonets!"", from the distinguished pen of John W. Thomason, plunges readers into the crucible of World War...  Read More >>

Immerse yourself in the world of early 20th-century English literature with Robert Hichens's classic collection,...  Read More >>

In ""Was I right?"", Mrs. O. F. Walton presents a thoughtful and engaging work of domestic fiction centered on the...  Read More >>

""The Silver Glen"" by Bessie Dill vividly transports readers to the heart of 18th-century Scotland, chronicling...  Read More >>