Bertram Mitford: 55 books

The Door in the Corner. John Seward Mervyn lay back in his accustomed armchair, and—looked. The room was of medium size, partly panelled, and partly hung with dark red papering. It was low ceiled, and the bending beams between the strips of whitewash were almost black. This added to the gloominess...

A much-overlooked, thrilling Western and action/adventure romance novel. Told in the present tense, the tale is of a man who kills a man in self-defense, in a way, and then, enters a woman. She falls in love with the man, and then, the intrigue begins....

Thrilling adventure tale set in the deserts and forts, jungles and villages of South Africa over a century ago. A much-overlooked tale by its name, this story has been made into a major film under a different name and the location moved to the West of the US. A truly thrilling novel, not to be missed.

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One round, black speck high up yonder on the stony hillside. There he sits—the large old baboon; wary sentinel that he is, keeping jealous watch over the safety of the nimble troop under his charge, which, scattered about amid the bush, is feasting upon succulent roots and other vegetable provender...

Tale of a man who goes on a quest to find something in the African Veldt.

A tale of romance and intrigue in a family saga that takes the reader from one generation to another.

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The mystery has to do with the murderous rites of the 'Brotherhood of the Dew,' a superstitious sect of the Zulus on the borders of Natal, who had a horrible way of sacrificing human beings in order to bring rain at times of drought. This is only discovered after the mysterious disappearance of two white settlers.

The mystery has to do with the murderous rites of the 'Brotherhood of the Dew,' a superstitious sect of the Zulus on the borders of Natal, who had a horrible way of sacrificing human beings in order to bring rain at times of drought. This is only discovered after the mysterious disappearance of two white settlers.

A family saga involving members of a family and their romances and hates, their triumphs and defeat, and their lives.  Not to be missed, this is hard to put down.

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