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This Richard Marsh Collection includes his greatest horrors, supernatural thrillers and crime mysteries, as well as humorous and adventure tales:Novels:The BeetleTom Ossington''s GhostCrime and the CriminalThe Datchet DiamondsThe Chase of the RubyThe Twickenham PeerageMiss Arnott''s MarriageThe Great TemptationThe Master of DeceptionA DuelThe Woman with One HandThe Coward behind the CurtainA Woman PerfectedViolet Forster''s LoverA Hero of RomanceA Second ComingShort Stories:Marvels and MysteriesThe Long Arm of CoincidenceThe MaskAn ExperiencePourquoipasBy SuggestionA Silent WitnessTo Be Used Against HimThe Words of a Little ChildHow he Passed!Between the Dark and the DaylightMy Aunt''s ExcursionThe Irregularity of the JurymanMitwaterstraandExchange is RobberyThe Haunted ChairNellyLa Haute FinanceMrs. Riddle''s DaughterMiss Donne''s Great GambleSkittlesEmA Relic of the BorgiasFrivolitiesThe Purse Which Was FoundFor One Night OnlyReturning a VerdictThe Chancellor''s WardA Honeymoon TripThe Burglar''s BlunderNinepenceA Battlefield up-to-DateMr. Harland''s PupilsA Burglar AlarmA Lesson in ScullingOutsideAmusement OnlyThe Lost DuchessThe Strange Occurrences in Canterstone JailTwins!A Vision of the NightThe Way of a Maid with a ManAunt Jane''s JalapWillyumHis First ExperimentAn Old-fashioned ChristmasBy DeputyMr. Whiting and Mary AnnA SubstituteThe Confessions of a Young LadyA Wonderful GirlCupid''s MessengerThe OgreThe HandwritingThe People''s Stock ExchangeBreaking the IceA Girl Who Couldn''tThe Princess MargarettaThe End of His HolidayThe Girl and the BoyA Mutual AffinityMagical MusicA Runaway WifeUnder One FlagA Pet of the BalletA Christmas MiracleOur Musical ComedyStaggersMy Wedding DayTwo of a TradeRewardedOn the RiverA Member of the Anti-Tobacco LeagueThat FoursomeAn Episcopal ScandalMr Bloxam and the British ConstitutionFor DebtThe Thirteen ClubUncollected StoriesCapturing a ConvictThe Disappearance of Mrs. Macrecham

This carefully crafted ebook: "A Hero of Romance" is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents.Excerpt:"It was about as miserable an afternoon as one could wish to see. May is the poet''s month, but there was nothing of poetry about it then. True, it was early in the month, but February never boasted weather of more unmitigated misery. At half-past two it was so dark in the schoolroom of Mecklemburg House that one could with difficulty see to read. Outside a cold drizzling rain was falling, a shrieking east wind was rattling the windows in their frames, and a sullen haze was hiding the leaden sky. As unsatisfactory a specimen of the English spring as one could very well desire."

This meticulously edited Richard Marsh collection includes: Novels:The BeetleTom Ossington''s GhostCrime and the CriminalThe Datchet DiamondsThe Chase of the RubyThe Twickenham PeerageMiss Arnott''s MarriageThe Great TemptationThe Master of DeceptionA DuelThe Woman with One HandThe Coward behind the CurtainA Woman PerfectedViolet Forster''s LoverA Hero of RomanceA Second ComingShort Stories:Marvels and MysteriesThe Long Arm of CoincidenceThe MaskAn ExperiencePourquoipasBy SuggestionA Silent WitnessTo Be Used Against HimThe Words of a Little ChildHow he Passed!Between the Dark and the DaylightMy Aunt''s ExcursionThe Irregularity of the JurymanMitwaterstraandExchange is RobberyThe Haunted ChairNellyLa Haute FinanceMrs. Riddle''s DaughterMiss Donne''s Great GambleSkittlesEmA Relic of the BorgiasFrivolitiesThe Purse Which Was FoundFor One Night OnlyReturning a VerdictThe Chancellor''s WardA Honeymoon TripThe Burglar''s BlunderNinepenceA Battlefield up-to-DateMr. Harland''s PupilsA Burglar AlarmA Lesson in ScullingOutsideAmusement OnlyThe Lost DuchessThe Strange Occurrences in Canterstone JailTwins!A Vision of the NightThe Way of a Maid with a ManAunt Jane''s JalapWillyumHis First ExperimentAn Old-fashioned ChristmasBy DeputyMr. Whiting and Mary AnnA SubstituteThe Confessions of a Young LadyA Wonderful GirlCupid''s MessengerThe OgreThe HandwritingThe People''s Stock ExchangeBreaking the IceA Girl Who Couldn''tThe Princess MargarettaThe End of His HolidayThe Girl and the BoyA Mutual AffinityMagical MusicA Runaway WifeUnder One FlagA Pet of the BalletA Christmas MiracleOur Musical ComedyStaggersMy Wedding DayTwo of a TradeRewardedOn the RiverA Member of the Anti-Tobacco LeagueThat FoursomeAn Episcopal ScandalMr Bloxam and the British ConstitutionFor DebtThe Thirteen ClubUncollected StoriesCapturing a ConvictThe Disappearance of Mrs. Macrecham

The Greatest Works of Richard Marsh is a compelling collection of novels that showcase the versatility and creativity of the author''s writing. Richard Marsh, known for his gripping storytelling and ability to create suspenseful narratives, brings readers into a world filled with mystery, intrigue, and supernatural elements. Each story in this collection is a testament to Marsh''s talent for creating captivating plots and engaging characters that keep readers hooked until the very end. With a mix of horror, science fiction, and romance, these works demonstrate Marsh''s ability to master various genres and keep readers on the edge of their seats. For fans of classic literature with a twist, this collection is a must-read. Richard Marsh, a prolific writer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, drew inspiration from the gothic and supernatural trends of his time to create enduring works that continue to captivate readers today. His unique blend of genres and captivating storytelling make him a standout author in Victorian literature. The Greatest Works of Richard Marsh is a true testament to his legacy and is sure to entertain and enthrall readers of all ages.

Richard Marsh''s ''A Hero of Romance'' is a compelling tale that delves into the complexities of love, ambition, and societal expectations in the context of the late 19th century. The narrative follows the protagonist, a young man named Edward, as he navigates the challenges of pursuing his dreams and staying true to his heart. Marsh''s writing style is characterized by vivid descriptions and nuanced character development, drawing readers into the emotional landscape of the story. The book is part of the literary tradition of Victorian romance novels, but Marsh infuses it with a modern sensibility that makes it relevant to contemporary readers.