The Tribune: “The writer gives a vivid account of South African life, painting it in no glowing colours. He touches firmly on the medley of conflicting elements. From many points of view the book has great merits—indeed, it very narrowly escapes being relegated to a much higher place.”
CIRCE’S GARDEN
A SELECTED LIST OF FICTION
BY BEATRICE GRIMSHAW
VAITI OF THE ISLANDS
The Spectator: “Extremely virile.... A writer of more than ordinary promise.”
Vanity Fair: “A good book.... The setting is wonderful, and Beatrice Grimshaw knows how to make it interest us.... I read the book from cover to cover with pleasure.”
BY WILLIAM LE QUEUX
THE INVASION OF 1910