Duskin finds himself on the fine line between "good business" and "godliness." Grace Livingston Hill is the beloved author of more than 100 books. Read and enjoyed by millions, her wholesome stories contain adventure, romance, and the heartwarming triumphs of people faced with the problems of life and love.

Destitute and alone, Rachel Rainsford is grateful to accept the protection of a kindly gentleman on her trip to a job in Chicago, but when she discovers that he means to sell her into an immoral situation, she must call upon her faith and inner strength to escape

1924. The book begins: The kitchen door stood open wide, and the breath from the meadow blew freshly across Joyce Radway's hot cheeks and forehead as she passed hurriedly back and forth from the kitchen stove to the dining room table preparing the evening meal. It had been a long-hard day and she was very tired. The tears seemed to have been scorching her eyelids since early morning, and because her spirit would not let them out they seemed to have been flowing back into her heart till its beating was almost stopped by the deluge. Somehow it had been the hardest day in all the two weeks since her aunt died; the culmination of all the hard times since Aunt Mary had been taken sick and her son Eugene Massey brought his wife and two children home to live. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

After moving to the small town of Glenside and finding true happiness with handsome Judson Granniss, Ariel Custer's bright future is in jeopardy when an unidentified body is discovered and Ariel and Judson become the prime suspects

Lucretia's nephew, Donald Grant, is upset by the way she is treated by her unappreciative niece and sister, and resolves to use his wealth to make Lucretia happy

After Greg Sterling acknowleges to himself his love for Margaret, a woman in desperate circumstances he had aided in the park, his newfound love disappears before he can share his feelings with her

Rugged, incorruptible Evan Sherwood had to bring Romayne's brother and father to justice--even if it meant losing her love. Grace Livingston Hill is the beloved author of more than 100 books. Read and enjoyed by millions, her wholesome stories contain adventure, romance, and the heartwarming triumphs of people faced with the problems of life and love.

Lynn struggles to surmount her anger and hurt when she learns that Dana has found another girl

This year-long collection of devotional thoughts offers a brief reflection, coupled with a verse from the King James Version of the Bible, for each day of the year. It's a perfect book for fans of Grace Livingston Hill, or for those who have yet to meet the grande dame of Christian fictions.

Courageous young Silver, sent to care for the father she never knew, heals an old wound with a new love.

He paused on the platform and glanced at his watch. The train on which he had just arrived was late. It hurried away from the station, and was swallowed up in the blackness of the tunnel, as if it knew its own shortcomings and wished to make up for them. It was five minutes of six, and as the young man looked back at the long flight of steps that led to the bridge across the tracks, a delicate pencilling of electric light flashed into outline against the city's deepening dusk, emphasizing the lateness of the hour. He had a dinner engagement at seven, and it was yet some distance to his home, where a rapid toilet must be made if he were to arrive on time. The stairway was long, and there were many people throng-ing it. A shorter cut led down along the tracks under the bridge, and up the grassy embankment. It would bring him a whole block nearer home, and a line of cabs was standing over at the corner just above the bridge. It was against the rules to walk beside the tracks-there was a large sign to that effect in front of him-but it would save five minutes. He scanned the platform hastily to see if any officials were in sight, then bolted down the darkening tracks.

Cornelia leaves college to help care for her mother, but when she returns home, she finds her family in a state of poverty and family relations strained, and leaving her with many obstacles to overcome in order to bring her family together again

Convinced that he is to blame for the death of a girlfriend, young Murray leaves town and assumes a new identity

Betty Thornton knew what she wanted, and it wasn't her father's boring lifestyle. So when Betty's father insists on moving the family to a farm in Vermont, she turns to dashing Dudley Weston--and his promises of excitement and marriage--as the answer to her problems. Then, through a terrifying chain of events, Betty finds herself abandoned in a snowstorm! Now her only hope for survival is a stranger . . . but can she trust him? Grace Livingston Hill is the beloved author of more than 100 books. Read and enjoyed by millions, her wholesome stories contain adventure, romance, and the heartwarming triumphs of people faced with the problems of life and love.

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Beautiful, young Eden is left alone to fend for herself after the death of her beloved father. When her own greedy cousin and aunt attempt to steal the precious inheritance her father has left her, Eden is aided by the handsome, young lawyer Lance Lorrimer.Will Eden learn how to find her way in the world without her earthly father as she comes to know her heavenly Father?

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAPTER II As a natural consequence of her hard work and her midnight awakening, Marcia overslept the next morning. Her stepmother called her sharply and she dressed in haste, not even taking time to glance toward the new folds of chintz that drew her thoughts closetward. She dared not say anything about it yet. There was much to be done, and not even Kate had time for an idle word with her. Marcia was called upon to run errands, to do odds and ends of things, to fill in vacant places, to sew on lost buttons, to do everything for which nobody else had time. The household had suddenly become aware that there was now but one more intervening day between them and the wedding. It was not until late in the afternoon that Marcia ventured to put on her frock. Even then she felt shy about appearing in it. Madam Schuyler was busy in the parlor with callers, and Kate was locked in her own room whither she had gone to rest. There was no one to notice if Marcia should " dress up," and it was not unlikely that she might escape much notice even at the supper table, as everybody was so absorbed in other things. She lingered before her own little glass looking wistfully at herself. She was pleased with the frock she had made and liked her appearance in it, but yet there was something disappointing about it. It had none of the style of her sister's garments, newly come from the hand of the village mantua-maker. It was girlish, and showed her slip of a form prettily in the fashion of the day, but she felt too young. She wanted to look older. She searched her drawer and found a bit of black velvet which she pinned about herthroat with a pin containing the miniature of her mother, then with a second thought she drew the long braids up in loops and fastened them about her head in older fas...

Product Description: Grace Livingston Hill (1865-1947) was an early 20th Century "Christian Romance" novelist. She was immensely popular in the time that she wrote, contributing hundreds of novels and short stories during her lifetime. Her characters were most often young female ingenues, frequently strong Christian women or those who become so within the confines of the story...read more

Product Description: Grace Livingston Hill Lutz was an early 20th century Christian Romance novelist. She is credited with having written hundreds of short stories and novels. Her strong female characters were either solid Christian women or women who became Christian during the course of the story...read more