LITTLE GIRL LOST. Youth, beauty, the adoration of two men were Araminta’s. Barney offered marriage, Janney insisted that friendship would fill her life. Out of this conflict came the gripping climax.
WILD WIND. A girl’s sacrifice for the children of her sister is the keynote of the heart-stirring love story.
BURNING BEAUTY. Beautiful Virginia Oliphant is loved by two men; one tempts her with millions, and the other tempts her with nothing more than his devotion.
SILVER SLIPPERS. Days of delight and disillusionment until Joan Dudley’s knight actually came.
WALL FLOWERS. They were twins, they were “Wall Flowers” perhaps—but they were beautiful, and young and real.
THE BLUE WINDOW. Hildegarde finds herself transplanted from the middle western farm to the gay social whirl of the East.
PEACOCK FEATHERS. Jerry, the idealist, loves Mimi, a beautiful spoiled society girl. A conflict of wealth and love.
THE DIM LANTERN. The romance of little Jane Barnes who is loved by two men.
TRUMPETER SWAN. Randy Paine came back from France to the monotony of everyday affairs. But a girl showed him the beauty in the commonplace.
THE TIN SOLDIER. Derry wishes to serve his country but is bound by a tie he cannot in honor break. Jean loves him and shares his humiliation to help him win.