S. R. CROCKETT

JOAN OF THE SWORD HAND. 6_s._

THE DAILY MAIL.--"A triumph of cheery, resolute narration. The story goes along like a wave, and the reader with it."

STRONG MAC. 6_s._, and 6_d._

THE MORNING POST.--"So vividly is the story told that it often reads like a narrative of things that have actually happened."

LITTLE ESSON. 6_s._, and 6_d._

THE SCARBOROUGH POST.--"One of the most popular of Mr. Crockett's books since 'Lilac Sunbonnet.'"

MAX PEMBERTON

PRO PATRIA. 6_s._, 1_s._ net, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY.--"A fine and distinguished piece of imaginative writing; one that should shed a new l.u.s.tre upon the clever author of 'Kronstadt.'"

CHRISTINE OF THE HILLS. 6_s._

THE DAILY MAIL.--"a.s.suredly he has never written anything more fresh, more simple, more alluring, or more artistically perfect."

THE GOLD WOLF. 6_s._, 1_s._ net, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

ILl.u.s.tRATED LONDON NEWS.--"From the beginning Mr. Pemberton weaves his romance with such skill that the tangled skein remains for long unravelled."

THE LODESTAR. 6_s._, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

THE STANDARD.--"It impresses us as an exceedingly poignant and effective story, true to real life. Written with cleverness and charm."

WHITE WALLS. 6_s._, and 2_s._ net.

THE LADY.--"A melodrama cleverly imagined, written in the author's happiest and most spirited style, and well ill.u.s.trated by Maurice Greiffenhagen."

LEILA AND HER LOVER. 6_s._

Shows the author in his most romantic and emotional manner.

WILLIAM LE QUEUX

MYSTERIES. 6_s._, and 2_s._ net.

THE EVENING NEWS.--"Each page is steeped in marvels of crime. The tales are most ingeniously planned, and no amount of pains has been spared to make them thrilling."

THE ROOM OF SECRETS. 6_s._

WESTERN MAIL.--"A remarkable story, crowded with the most exciting situations, and bristling with crimes which only the brain of a most versatile author could conceive."

A MAKER OF SECRETS. 6_s._

Mr. Le Queux, who has been styled "The Master of Mysteries," has here woven one of his most mystifying tales. It is like a Chinese puzzle in its ingenuity, and holds the reader breathless from the first line to the last.

JUSTUS MILES FORMAN

THE ISLAND OF ENCHANTMENT. 6_s._

MADAME.--"Rather should this delightful volume have been t.i.tled 'The Book of Enchantment.'"

THE UNKNOWN LADY. 6_s._, 2_s._ net, 1_s._ net.

OBSERVER.--"This is the best work its author has ever attempted or achieved. There is charm in every line of it."

BIANCA'S DAUGHTER. 6_s._, 1_s._ net, and 6_d._

THE ATHENaeUM.--"Mr. Forman is one of the most distinctively romantic writers of to-day. He has a fund of fine sympathy."

JOURNEYS END. 6_s._, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

THE COURT JOURNAL.--"Surprisingly fresh, abounding in touches of observation and sentiment."

MONSIGNY: THE SOUL OF GOLD. 6_s._, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"The novel is admirable, the idea is very cleverly worked out, and the book is worthy of much praise."

THE GARDEN OF LIES. 6_s._, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

THE DAILY NEWS.--"This novel is far in advance of anything that Mr.

Forman has. .h.i.therto accomplished. 'The Garden of Lies' belongs to that cla.s.s of story which touches the heart from the first. It is a real romance, full of vigour and a clean, healthy life."

TOMMY CARTERET. 6_s._, 1_s._ net, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

THE DAILY CHRONICLE.--"This is a fine book, thoroughly fine from start to finish."

BUCHANAN'S WIFE. 6_s._, 1_s._ net, 7_d._ net, and 6_d._

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"'Buchanan's Wife' may be regarded as another success for an already successful author."

A MODERN ULYSSES. 6_s._

PEOPLE'S SAt.u.r.dAY JOURNAL.--"Full of exciting incidents handled in a bright, crisp style."

THE QUEST. 6_s._

WORLD.--"'The Quest' is every whit as good as its author's best known story, 'The Garden of Lies.'"