Bertrand W Sinclair: 13 books

Bertrand W. Sinclair's The Inverted Pyramid, a best-seller when it was first published in 1924, appears now for the first time in a new edition. Writing in the period from 1908 onwards, Sinclair published over fifteen novels, some of which sold in the hundreds of thousands. In The Inverted Pyramid,...

Poor Man's Rock by Bertrand W. Sinclair.

Stella Benton, a college graduate reared in luxury, became the cook in her brother's lumber camp in the Roaring Lake Region through the self-centered ambition of Benton that took no count of others. When, at the end of her endurance, Jack Fyfe offers her a way out as his wife, she accepts, thinking...

Stella Benton, a college graduate reared in luxury, became the cook in her brother's lumber camp in the Roaring Lake Region through the self-centered ambition of Benton that took no count of others. When, at the end of her endurance, Jack Fyfe offers her a way out as his wife, she accepts, thinking...

An adventure tale about a man who explores the North Country, Alaska. He finds out that there are very many hardened men trying to tame the land. He falls in with an nasty crowd that contains all sorts of bad guys, including murderers and thieves. The city man also discovers that the will and the love of a woman is much stronger than the wilds of the country and the men who inhabit it.

Dressed in a plain white shirt waist and an equally plain black cloth skirt, Miss Hazel Weir, on week days, was merely a unit in the office force of Harrington & Bush, implement manufacturers. Neither in personality nor in garb would a casual glance have differentiated her from the other female units,...

Despite the heat of a summer noon, Wesley Thompson wears his high clerical collar and his hot clerical coat when he is paddled in a canoe into the Canadian wilderness around Lone Moose Creek. It would not be dignified to discard either, thinks this young missionary, "called" from the theological...

A man returns from WWI physically OK, except for a severe dis figuration of his face. His wife sent him a Dear John letter during the war and he was later listed as dead. The only remnant of his past possessions is a stand of timber in Canada. At the end of the war, he retreats to the seclusion of...