The following is a list of recently released ebooks from various Gutenberg projects, including Project Gutenberg US, PG Australia, Faded Page, and Standard Ebooks.
A generational saga plays out in a series of short stories about love and marriage in medieval Europe.
An optimistic Black physician returns to his Georgia hometown where he must grapple with racial tensions he thought had faded.
An illustrated guide to the geology of the Ottawa region including eight walking and driving tours of the region with geological highlights.
A tale of international intrigue set against Europe's fashionable society and Nova Scotia's age of sail.
A review of the reports from the Canadian Pioneer Problems Committee, initiated in 1927, to understand the demographic and economic changes as the Canadian West was settled and wide-spread grain farming developed.
A collection of twenty-one detective stories and spoofs by the author of the Max Carrados and Kai Lung mysteries. Both Max Carrados and Kai Lung appear in this volume.
E. V. Timms’ James! How Dare You! follows the continuing misadventures of James—a well-meaning but impetuous Englishman whose impulsive decisions create comic chaos for himself and those around him. After the events of the earlier novel James! Don’t Be a Fool, James gets into a series of socially awkward and increasingly tangled situations: romantic misunderstandings, bungled attempts at heroism, and clashes with authority figures. His earnest but naïve efforts to help others repeatedly backfire, producing a string of farcical episodes that expose both his good intentions and lack of foresight. The plot moves through a succession of set-piece embarrassments and reconciliations, with Timms using satire of social manners and institutions to drive the humour; by the end James has learned some modest self-awareness, though his essential temperament—impetuous, earnest, comic—remains intact.
A history of World War I in 24 parts, related from the perspective of the allies. Volume XVII contains: From the Opening of the Rumanian Campaign to the Change of Government in Britain.
The Street of the Flute-Player by Henry De Vere Stacpoole is a romance novel that explores themes of love and adventure, set against a backdrop of ancient Athens. The book is noted for its engaging narrative and vivid descriptions, making it a captivating read for those interested in romantic tales.
Maud Silver, demure private eye, is on a train to London when a young woman in a state of shock bursts into her compartment. She is Lisle Jerningham, a newlywed with a fortune - which may be about to get her killed.—Amazon
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