Fenn: 466 books

Suppose you wanted to write a novel with a truly amazing main character. Let’s start with a man who fought in the largest war of his day, then became a news correspondent covering major conflicts all over the world, then wrote a series of wildly successful historical novels. Let’s...

A young private, Penton Gray, known as Pen, is injured during an engagement in the Peninsular War. When he comes to he finds that the boy bugler, Punch, from his regiment, is lying injured close by. The British troops are near, but the area where the boys are is occupied by the French, who are the...

The book opens with a domestic scene with the boy Sydney having just finished dinner with his father, a Captain in the navy, and his uncle, an Admiral. They are discussing Syd's career, which the two old gentlemen hope will be as a naval officer. Syd, however has other ideas: he has been on his rounds...

George Manville Fenn was an English novelist and journalist who wrote across a variety of genres, both fiction and nonfiction. His works are still widely read today.

Too many live in their past or hope blindly in an undefined future which prevents them from living fully in the present. Yet the Lord is the 'I AM', the ever-present One. This is how to live in the present with Him, knowing His presence within and knowing His daily provision.

Much of the language that makes up Better Nature—the first poetry collection by writer and academic Fenn Stewart—is drawn from a diary that Walt Whitman wrote while travelling through Canada at the end of the nineteenth century. But rather than waxing poetic about the untouched Great White...

A small private naturalist's expedition is about to take place up one of the Paraguay rivers. The eponymous hero, Rob Harlow, is a teenager. They are going to be rowed up the river, and the larger vessel that had brought then there, with its Italian captain, is to wait for them. The captain's son, Giovanni,...

Settle in for a pulse-pounding read with this fast-paced Victorian mystery from author George Manville Fenn. With the unexpected arrival of a beautiful and mysterious visitor, a physician finds himself thrust into the middle of a very strange situation.

This series teaches that hope is an anchor of the soul. It presents an image that enters into the holy place and our Forerunner, Jesus, has gone ahead with a rope to guide us to safe harbor. Learn how hope links with faith and how that image is born in our soul.

How to Experience His Presence is the sequel to Connected but Alone. In the same way that life isn't accurately portrayed on television, how to enter His presence and receive from Him isn’t always accurately portrayed in church or from the pulpit either. This series is about scripture and my life experience showing you how to experience His presence.

Being Spiritual vs Being Christian explores why a believer in the New Testament looks so different from believers today. This series cuts through the confusion and answers the question of why some Christians say they are believers but continue in their sin, what is the difference between a believer and a disciple, and to whom did Jesus say, “Depart from me, I never knew you”?

There were many gods in Abram's time, all capable of being manipulated by offerings and sacrifices, fasting and incantations. But when Almighty God revealed Himself to Abram He demonstrated He could not be manipulated, and was sovereign, meaning unpredictable and uncontrollable. Abram learned faith and grace, stepping away from religion into a life-long walk with Almighty God.

This series brings balance to the Messianic movement within Christianity, the role of modern Israel versus spiritual Israel, and the place of Old Testament law in our New Testament times.

Many have heard of the Isaiah 55:7-9 passage where God says His ways and thoughts are higher than ours, but don't realize in context, He is actually inviting us up to His ways and thoughts. Learn how to walk in the Father's higher ways and leave the old ways behind.