Author Profile
Mary Johnston
| Biography: | A women's rights activist ahead of her time, Mary Johnston (1870-1936) was a successful American novelist. Combining romance and history, Johnston wrote of colonial Virginia, the French Revolution and 19th century politics. Her best-known and exceptionally popular work was To Have and to Hold (1900), which was adapted to film. |
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To Have and To Hold  |
To Have and To Hold
The most popular novel by Mary Johnston, this classic takes us back to Virginia in the early days of Jamestown, John Smith and Pocahontas. A train full of imported brides has just arrived at Jamestown and one lady will find many adventures await her on the way to the altar. Category: Historical Romance |
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Audrey  |
Audrey
Into an idyllic scene of a daydreaming child in a sunlit Virginia valley comes a warning. Strangers are approaching the isolated hollow on horseback, bringing war and love, life and death to the once peaceful glen. Mary Johnston's Audrey was a bestselling novel in 1902 and was applauded by critics in the New York Times. Categories: Romance, Historical Romance |
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