A SELECTED LIST OF FICTION
BY MRS. HAROLD E. GORST
THE THIEF ON THE CROSS
Second Edition
The Evening Standard: “By far the best and ablest book its author has yet written.”
BY EDGAR JEPSON
THE ADMIRABLE TINKER
BY JAMES BLYTH
DEBORAH’S LIFE
LAWFUL ISSUE
The Tribune: “Mr. Blyth’s new novel may be recommended as a strong and bracing tonic to those who find themselves in a state of mental debilitation after a long course of contemporary fiction reading.”
The Daily Chronicle: “A remarkable achievement.”
BY G. B. BURGIN
WHICH WOMAN
The Outlook: “It is an unusual and at moments a powerful book. The conception of a woman of the kind that would make so desperate a fight for her own happiness as Marion in this novel is well and boldly carried out.”
GALAHAD’S GARDEN
The Scotsman: “Mr. Burgin at his best.”