Rafael Sabatini: 104 books

Randal Holles is an ex soldier in the army of Oliver Cromwell, desperate to escape from the plague infested London since the Republicans are being persecuted after the restoration of monarchy. He gets proposed a dubious offer from the Duke of Buckingham – Duke will help Holles escape if Holes abducts a famous actress for the Duke.

Lord Alverley is an exiled English nobleman. The only two people he likes are his ill-fated cousin, Katte, whom he looks on as a brother, and Dorothea Ritter, with whom he falls in love, but can't marry because he already has a wife in England. 

MISTRUSTING the object of this gathering to which so secretly he had been bidden, Messer Graziani ambushed a half-score of his men about the street below, with orders to force their way into the house should he smash one of the windows as a signal. Therefore it was with a mind comparatively at ease...

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. From the valley, borne aloft on the wings of the evening breeze, rose faintly the tolling of an Angelus bell, and in a goat-herd's hut on the heights above stood six men with heads uncovered and bowed, obeying...

London 1665 is no place for Randal Holles, a former soldier in Cromwell’s army, now that the monarchy has been restored and the exploits of the Republicans are being condemned in the highest degree. Holles, desperate for an escape from his hopeless situation and almost certain execution, sees no...

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. Mr. Caryll, lately from Rome, stood by the window, looking out over the rainswept, steaming quays to Notre Dame on the island yonder. Overhead rolled and crackled the artillery of an April thunderstorm, and Mr....

When Don Pedro is shipwrecked off the Cornish coast and captured by the formidable Lady Margaret Trevanion, he expects trouble. What he doesn't expect is to fall in love and run away with Lady Margaret, only to be pursued by his own countrymen. And he certainly hadn't expected that the officers of...

Published in 1905, this story of love and adventure in early seventeenth century France features the handsome, devil-may-care Bardelys, favorite of the dissolute Louis XIII, who enters into a wager with the king that will lead to Bardelys losing his heart . . . and very nearly his head.

Depend above all on Pauncefort', announced King James, 'his loyalty is dependable as steel. He is with us body and soul and to the last penny of his fortune.' So when Pauncefort does indeed face bankruptcy after the collapse of the South Sea Company, the king's supreme confidence now seems rather...

“Speak of the Devil, ” whispered La Fosse in my ear, and, moved by the words and by the significance of his glance, I turned in my chair.