Susan Warner: 53 books

More than 11 million women run regularly, a number that's growing every year. They tend to be educated and affluent-the perfect audience for Sole Sisters.Half of all runners are women, and they are changing the face of the sport. It's a social outlet, a healthful way to improve mental well-being,...

The first and second books in the “Matilda Series” written by Susan Warner.  Set in the late 1800’s these books follow the story of Maltilda and her new life as a Christian.  Matilda deals with issues like, being misunderstood, having a heart of service to those in need, and dealing...

THE FIRST SMOKE OF THE BATTLEFIELD. While Miss Cardigan went with her nephew to the door, I remained standing by the fire, which could have witnessed to so much done around it that night. I felt strong, but I remember my cheeks had an odd sensation as if the blood had left them. I did not know Miss Cardigan...

A woma's husband no longer satisfies her, so she goes about to find a man who will, one man after another and sometimes together.  Erotica for open minded adults only.

The third book of the Daisy Series.  Daisy has been sent south to live with her Aunt while her Father is recovering from an injury.  She is horrified by discovering the culture of slavery and struggles to live a servants life while surrounded by those of her class with different veiws....

Enjoy the spring of love and youth, To some good angel leave the rest, For time will teach thee soon the truth, There are no birds in last year's nest. – LONGFELLOW. Mamma, what was that I heard papa saying to you this morning about his lawsuit? I cannot tell you just now. Ellen, pick up that shawl...

Melbourne House Volumes I-II are the first two books of the Daisy Series.  Follow little Daisy as she seeks to live a genuine Christian Life.  She meets with many temptations and struggles but her spirit is perservering and honest.  Historical Fiction books set near the beginning of the Civil War.    

A little girl was coming down a flight of stairs that led up from a great hall, slowly letting her feet pause on each stair, while the light touch of her hand on the rail guided her. The very thoughtful little face seemed to be intent on something out of the house, and when she reached the bottom, she...

It is a melancholy fact, that this book is somewhat larger than the mould into which most of the fluid fiction material is poured in this degenerate age. You perceive, good reader, that it has run over—in the latest volume. Doubtless the Procrustean critic would say, "Cut it off,"—which point we...

The third and fourth books in the “Matilda Series”.  Things are looking up for Matilda; Adopted by a loving family, her life has taken a dramatic turn for the better.   But there are still struggles to overcome and lessons to be learned.  Maltida’s giving spirit and faith affects those around her in great ways.  A great series for girls.  Illustrated

The incidents and testimonies given in this work as matters of fact, are not drawn from imagination, but reported from excellent authority—though I have used my own words. And in the cases of reported words of third parties, the words stand unchanged, without any meddling. * * * CHAPTER I. THE RUINS