Anne Manning: 18 books

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The Duchess of Trajetto Anne Manning, british novelis (1807-1879) This ebook presents «The Duchess of Trajetto», from Anne Manning. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table of Contents -01- About this book -02- MOTTO -03- THE DUCHESS...

Jacques Bonneval Anne Manning, british novelis (1807-1879) This ebook presents «Jacques Bonneval», from Anne Manning. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table of Contents -01- About this book -02- THE FAIR OF BEAUCAIRE -03- THE FEAST OF ST....

Mary Powell and Deborah’s Diary Anne Manning, british novelis (1807-1879) This ebook presents «Mary Powell and Deborah’s Diary», from Anne Manning. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table of Contents -01- About this book -02- INTRODUCTION -03- THE MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF MARY POWELL -04- DEBORAH'S DIARY -05- POST SCRIPTUM

As an early pioneer in the now-well-established genre of creative nonfiction, author Anne Manning used the known facts of the lives of historical personages as the canvas upon which she created a compelling narrative. In these two works, Manning brings to life the remarkable existences first of Mary...

Anne Manning was a British novelist. Born in London, England, Manning was an active writer during the Victorian age, having 51 works to her credit. 

A prolific writer of gripping historical fiction novels, author Anne Manning penned more than 50 short stories and book-length tales over the course of her literary career. The Duchess of Trajetto follows the plight of a well-born aristocrat who suddenly finds herself immersed in a world of danger, drama, and intrigue.

IT was dusk; and the mountains were reverberating with loud thunder-claps, while the rain helped to swell a turbid river that swept through the valley, and past the door of a small wirth-haus or inn, known less by its sign of "The Crown," than as "am Sand," by reason of the strip of sand on which it was built.

Travel back in time in this compelling work of historical fiction penned by renowned author Anne Manning. In Jacques Bonneval, readers get a first-hand glimpse of life in seventeenth-century France, wherein Protestant families were subjected to unrelenting proselytizing and harrowing persecution at the hands of Louis XIV and his regime.

The most trusted woman in America. A conservative President just coming to terms with the loss of his beloved wife. Cassie Mercer is a veteran TV news reporter, bred to the job by her legendary parents. The culmination of her career in the form of the anchor chair is now hers, and she's assigned to...

Rational scientist Eibhlin Fitzgerald tries to relegate the seven-foot-tall warrior to her imagination, but with his flowing black hair, his black eyes alternately burning with desire and flashing with humor, he becomes more real to her than her cheating ex-husband. Warrior horseman Brandubh...

It is a sad Thing when a Lady of Quality, who has been a Toast in her Youth, and has seen the white-gloved Beaux, as Mr. Popecalls them, bowing to her from the Pit, and kissing the scented Tips of their Gloves to her in the Ring; who has flaunted at Vauxhall, and shone in a Side-Box of the Opera-House...

It suited half-Cherokee, half-Scot pirate Hal Merritt to abduct and murder the wife of his enemy for her part in her husband’s crimes. But instead of a knowing accomplice, he finds an innocent young countess, not yet awakened to her sensuality.