Florence L barclay
1) The rosary
The Rosary was released to remarkable success in 1909, eventually becoming the bestselling book of 1910. Still popular more than a century after its publication, the novel centers on Jane Champion, an independent spirit who has many male friends, but who has never found true love. When a friendly acquaintance begins to turn into something more, Jane is puzzled and uncertain—and her doubts cast a pall over the budding relationship.
...The author of the worldwide bestseller The Rosary, Florence Barclay is best known for engaging tales of love and commitment that unfurl within a strongly moral context, proving that passion doesn't always have to be forbidden or impure to be invigorating. Fans of classic romance will find a lot to admire in The Following of the Star.
In the charming romance novel Through the Postern Gate, author Florence Barclay pulls off a seemingly unimaginable feat, combining the intense emotions and roiling passions of a classic love story with unconventional, sharply drawn characters and a pair of unlikely sweethearts. If you're weary of modern cookie-cutter romance novels, give this refreshingly innovative take on the genre a try.
Add a dash of passion to the holiday season—or any time of the year—with this stirring romance novel from Florence Barclay, author of The Rosary. With a dastardly villain, an intriguing plot, and a swoon-worthy love affair, The Upas Tree is well worth your time.
Looking for a romance novel that's more than just a love story? Try Florence Barclay's The White Ladies of Worcester, a fascinating historical romance set in a twelfth-century nunnery in Worcester. With intrigue, mystery, and of course, budding affection, it's a read you'll relish.
Fans of Florence L. Barclay's abidingly popular romance The Rosary should add the author's The Mistress of Shenstone to their must-read list. Written a short time after her breakthrough novel, this engaging romance novel explores many of the same themes and delves into the lives of a number of the characters who were first introduced in The Rosary. It's sure to please readers with a penchant for classic love stories.
