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Art, science, love, and ambition collide as a dancer on the verge of achieving her dreams is devastated by an injury. After the abrupt ending of her career, Clare Eliason rushes into a marriage with Rob Chapin. The marriage soon falters, p… more

The memory of an act committed when she was nineteen weaves a dark thread through Clen McClendon’s life. It is a darkness Clen ignores until the discovery of her husband’s infidelity propels her on a quest for redemption and forgiveness. He… more

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“When we Heytvelts and Kinerks and Carlsens look back to where we came from we find a bit of history. Our grandparents, Lou and Nell Heytvelt, were part of that immigrant throng that crossed the ocean to make a new home in a new world in th… more

The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary (1905), A popular book by Anne Warner, Author of “A Woman’s Will,” “Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs. Lathrop,”, “Susan Clegg and a Man in the House”.+Active table of contents+Illustrated

“‘He moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform,’” sang Mrs. Ray,coming in from the wood-shed and proceeding to fill up the stove, withthe energy which characterized her whole person. A short, well-knit,active person it was, too,—a f… more

With an Active Table of ContentsTHE TIGRESSBY ANNE WARNERAUTHOR OF “The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary,” The “Susan Clegg” Stories, etc.”It pleased her to crouch on this, remembering how Kneedrock had declared her to be the reincarnation of just… more

A man holding fast to grief and a woman who lets go of love too easily—it will take all the magic of old diaries and a children’s story to heal these two. Caught in grief and guilt over his wife’s death, English professor Alan Francini is d… more

Sunshine Jane is a new kind of nurse who goes about living and teaching “New Thought”. Her entrance into her Aunt Susan’s home, where Aunt Susan has been for years a help-less invalid under the austere care of Aunt Matilda, brings about the… more

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To find a whole-hearted love, they had to lose everything Sequel to Dreams for Stones Luz Montalvo was a carefree college student until her parents died in a car crash. Frantic not to lose her younger siblings to foster care, Luz took them… more

SUNSHINE JANE (1914) by Anne Warner, Illustrated by Harriet Roosevelt Richards.”A love affair,” she whispered rapturously. “A real love affair in this town!” And then she pursed her lips delightfully, never guessing that she was to see so m… more

GENERAL IGNORANCETHERE was something pathetic in the serene unconsciousness of the little village as the stage came lumbering down the hillside, bearing its freight of portent. So many things were going to be changed forever after,—and no o… more

Published, 1911.CONTENTS PAGE April Aria, An R.K. Munkittrick 711 “As Good as a Play” Horace E. Scudder … more

Published, 1911.CONTENTS PAGE Abou Ben Butler John Paul 1167 Advertiser, The Eugene Field 1101 Afte… more

“I do hope you are not going to weep!” said Nina.She and he sat on a far-sheltered corner of the terrace in the grayshadow, and she had just told him that “everything was over.”As “everything” had been going on for the best part of three mo… more

SUSAN CLEGGAND HER LOVE AFFAIRSBY ANNE WARNERAuthor of “The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary,” “Sunshine Jane,” etc.WITH FRONTISPIECE BYH. M. BRETTWith an Active Table of ContentsCONTENTSI. Susan Clegg’s CourtingII. Susan Clegg and the Chinese Lad… more

Susan Clegg and Her Love Affairs is the classic novel by Anne Warner in 1916The Authorized Susan Clegg and Her Love Affairs for Kindle Edition offers reader special Kindle enabled features, including interactive table of contents.CONTENTSI…. more

First published in 1907, this large collection includes short humorous prose and verse by such writers as James Whitcomb Riley, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Carolyn Wells, Owen Wister, Anne Warner, Willian Henry Drummond, and Eugene Field.