The village was thunderstruck. Nay, more; the village was disapproving, almost scandalised. It was astounded to the verge of incredulity when it heard that a man who had lived in its midst quietly and...

The village was thunderstruck. Nay, more; the village was disapproving, almost scandalised. It was astounded to the verge of incredulity when it heard that a man who had lived in its midst quietly and...

In 'Master and Maid' by L. Allen Harker, readers are taken on a journey through a gothic tale filled with mystery, suspense, and psychological depth. The book focuses on the complex relationship between...

In "The Ffolliots of Redmarley" by L. Allen Harker, readers are transported to a bygone era in the English countryside where family secrets and societal expectations collide. Written in a compelling and...

Which Introduces Them The Coming of the Children The Education of Mr. Wycherly The Secretiveness of Mause Robina The Awakening of Mr. Wycherly Elsa Drives the Nail Home Edmund Rechristens Mr. Wycherly...

"The Flittin'" The House Opposite The Princess The Beggar Maid Their Meeting Mr. Wycherly Adds to His Responsibilities Jane-Anne Swears Fealty Jane-Anne Assists Providence The Quest Fortune's Wheel The...

On the second Friday of term Anthony Bevan, whom all his world called "Bruiser Bevan," Housemaster of "B. House" in Hamchester College, sat at dessert with three of his prefects. They had exhaustively...

In 'Jan and Her Job' by L. Allen Harker, the reader is introduced to a compelling story that delves into the challenges and triumphs of a young woman named Jan as she navigates the workforce in early...

In 'Mr. Wycherly's Wards' by L. Allen Harker, the reader is taken on a journey through the Victorian era, exploring themes of mystery, inheritance, and self-discovery. Harker's vivid descriptions and...

In 'Miss Esperance and Mr Wycherly' by L. Allen Harker, the reader is immersed in a compelling story of love and mystery set in the late 19th century. Harker's writing style is elegant and sophisticated,...

The village was thunderstruck. Nay, more; the village was disapproving, almost scandalised. It was astounded to the verge of incredulity when it heard that a man who had lived in its midst quietly and...

The village was thunderstruck. Nay, more; the village was disapproving, almost scandalised. It was astounded to the verge of incredulity when it heard that a man who had lived in its midst quietly and...

L. Allen Harker's 'Master and Maid' delves into the complexities of class, love, and power dynamics in Victorian England. Set against the backdrop of the industrial revolution, the novel explores the...