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Meggie Albanesi
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Meggie Albanesi
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Meggi Albanesi
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Meggie Albanesi
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Capricious Caroline
E. Maria Albanesi's book "Capricious Caroline" is an engaging collection of fiction that is deftly put together to offer a wide range of ideas in a single, reasonably priced form that is readable by readers of all ages. The author's creative ability is on full display in this collection, which includes a variety of fascinating and astounding stories that are both compelling and quietly engrossing. The novel has been masterfully written, with multiple twists and turns in the plot that should keep readers interested the entire time. This work of fiction stands out due to E. Maria Albanesi's ability to bring together a multitude of concepts into a coherent story. The beautifully typeset copy and striking new cover of this version of "Capricious Caroline" make it stand out as a contemporary and approachable literary work that encourages readers to delve deeper into the author's rich storytelling.
A Young Man from the Country
Effie Adelaide Maria Albanesi, nee Henderson (1859-1936), better known by her usual pen name of Effie Adelaide Rowlands, was a British novelist. She was the author of more than 250 six-penny (dime) novels. Her works include: Margery Daw (1886), Woman Against Woman (1890), A Conqueror of Fate (1895), The Fault of One (1897), Husband and Foe (1900), Love and Louisa (1902), Selina's Love Story (1904), A Young Man From the Country (1906), Pretty Penelope (1907), Envious Eliza (1909), A Dangerous Woman (1910), Splendid Love (1911) and Olivia Mary (1912).
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On the Wings of Fate
On ordinary occasions gentle-voiced and sympathetic, the advent of Monday saw her transformed into a flushed, querulous, pugilistic person, whose whole attitude denoted war and hatred toward every washerwoman, every butcher, baker or greengrocer that ever had existed or ever would exist. Life in the Kensington household for at least three hours of the average Monday might be likened to the sensation of a train that had suddenly left the rails and was bumping along with a series of shocks, till either the steam was turned off in time or a catastrophe occurred...FROM THE BOOKS.
Sister Anne
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The Mitcham Murder Mystery
Lawrence Malone, private detective is hired by the three Crabbe bothers who believe they will be charged with the murder of their uncle. The case is almost open-and-shut against the youngest, a reckless lad. One complication is that there appeared to be no exit available to the killer. In any case, there are forces which don't want Malone to be on this mystery. His life is in peril.
