Blackthorn Press: 164 books

'Adolf' is a charming story of a wild rabbit introduced by the father into a miner's home to the delight of the children and the despair of the mother. Larger questions of life and death and nature and civilisation are touched on with a light hand.

"Love, love, looove these books!" - Reader Review A dangerous criminal. His enemy’s daughter. The love story of a lifetime. Two years out of college, Angelica Bondesan spends her time working as a barista, keeping in touch with her prodigal brother, and trying to figure out...

"... hot and intense to the very last word!" - London Mob Reader Review Farrell Black is dirty, dangerous, and holds nothing sacred. Growing up on the mean streets of London, he clawed his way to the top of a criminal empire with nothing but sheer force of will and the determination...

***"An equisite story of love, sacrifice, and happily-ever-afters!"***- Reader Review Angel Rossi is no longer the naive girl kidnapped by Nico Vitale. Now she’s the boss. Yet even as she takes control of her father’s empire, she mourns the loss of Nico. Whatever...

Here are ten of Charles Dickens' most loved Christmas Stories featuring 'A Christmas Carol', the story of Mr Scrooge and the visit of the three spirits. The ten tales are: A Christmas Carol, The Story of the Goblins Who Stole a Sexton, A Christmas Tree, What Christmas is as we Grow Older, The Poor...

John Galt (1779 – 1839) is perhaps best known for his novels and particularly the political novels such as 'The Member' and 'The Radical'. His own life was a mixture of literary and business endeavours. He largely failed in his business adventures but he is remembered for his contributions...

Swift is writing ostensibly to servants, telling them how to dupe their masters but in doing so he satarises the masters themselves and gives a rare insight into the lives of the dependent classes.

‘A Modern Lover’ was written by D H Lawrence in 1909. A young man returns home to his first love to declare his feelings for her but the moment is lost when the girl will not give herself sexually. This theme was to be explored fully in Lawrence’s novel, ‘Sons and Lovers’.

A dangerous criminal. His enemy's daughter. Can love conquer revenge? Two years out of college, Angelica Bondesan spends her time working as a barista, keeping in touch with her prodigal brother, and trying to figure out how to bridge the gap with her father, a wealthy real estate developer. But...

David Herbert Lawrence (1885-1930) was the son of a coal-miner and a mother from a family with middle-class aspirations. He was a novelist, poet, travel writer, short story writer, playwright, art critic as well as one of the most consummate letter writers of the twentieth century. We have...

‘Women in Love’ was written in Cornwall in 1916. It is a sequel to Lawrence's earlier novel ‘The Rainbow’ but did not appear in Britain until 1921, dogged by opposition and controversy. The main theme of the book is the relationship between two couples, Birkin and Ursula and Gerald and...

‘Mr Noon’ is D H Lawrence. The novel continues where ‘Sons and Lovers’ left off and relates Lawrence’s affair with Frieda Lawrence and their elopement to Europe. It takes in their travels through German, Austria and Italy and charts their tempestuous but always loving relationship.            ...

David Herbert Lawrence, 1885- 1930, was the son of a coal-miner and a mother from a family with middle-class aspirations. He was a poet, novelist, travel writer, artist, short story writer, playwright and one of the twentieth century's most prolific essayists. This ebook contains all of Lawrence's...

This seemingly comic short story by Wilkie Collins has undertones of madness and obsession as only Collins could write it.