The Conscience of Roger Treherne. By E. EVERETT-GREEN.
Roger's warfare with himself, a year or so of storm and stress, is powerfully and skilfully told.
In Pursuit of a Phantom. By E. EVERETT-GREEN.
An up-to-date tale of society with its bridge-playing and gambling, and the consequences that follow in their train.
John Delmayne's Ambitions. By MARK WINCHESTER.
John joins an expedition to the heart of Africa. His terrible experiences with the Ruga Ruga tribe and his remarkable escape are told with great cleverness.
Marcus Stratford's Charge; or, Roy's Temptation. By B. EVERETT-GREEN.
Roy had much to contend with, and for a time gave way to unworthy suspicions, but he at length conquered temptation.
In Quest of Hatasu. By IRENE STRICKLAND TAYLOR.
Graphically describes the search for the tomb of the ancient Queen of Egypt, while the final scene and combat with Arab tomb riflers, and the explosion, give a decided thrill.