Frank Frankfort Moore
Frank Frankfort Moore (1855–1931) was an Irish journalist, novelist, dramatist, and poet. He was a Belfast Protestant and a unionist, but his historical fiction during the years of Home Rule agitation did not shy from themes of Irish-Catholic dispossession.
Fanny's First Novel
A young woman in a talented family secretly dreams of literary success, but must overcome societal expectations and her own insecurities to find her voice.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
Daireen. Volume 2 of 2
In a world of shifting relationships, a young woman finds her life intertwined with a mysterious newcomer, sparking curiosity, drama, and the promise of unexpected romance.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
A Georgian Pageant
Witness the surprising interactions and reconsiderations of famous figures during a captivating period of British history.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
Priscilla and Charybdis: A Story of Alternatives
In a village brimming with artistic tensions and social expectations, a woman's unexpected rise during a local concert's chaotic preparation sets the stage for her transformation.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
A Gray Eye or So. In Three Volumes—Volume I, II and III: Complete
Amidst playful banter on a serene Irish boat, philosophical discussions and personal stories bring to light the complex tensions and expectations surrounding love, ambition, and the roles of men and women in late Victorian society.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
A Gray Eye or So. In Three Volumes—Volume I
Set against the backdrop of Ireland, this charming narrative embarks on a journey of self-discovery through spirited dialogue and the trials of the heart.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
The Lighter Side of English Life
** Witness the hilarious clash of cultures and traditions when a small English village, convinced of its own importance, welcomes an unexpected visitor into their quirky world.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
Daireen. Complete
In a clash of old versus new, a young heir must decide if he will choose love and personal freedom, or conform to his family's long-held traditions and expectations.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
According to Plato
In a world obsessed with literary innovation, two witty women dissect the mind of a visionary founder, exploring their own ambitions and desires along the way.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
A Nest of Linnets
Torn between family expectations and her desire for a normal life, a gifted singer contemplates giving up her career for a chance at genuine happiness.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
A Gray Eye or So. In Three Volumes—Volume III
In a world of secrets and societal expectations, a man risks everything to unite with the woman he loves, even if it means defying convention and facing uncertain consequences.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
A Gray Eye or So. In Three Volumes—Volume II
Amidst societal expectations, a lord's whimsical views and blossoming romances intertwine, sparking witty exchanges and dramatic entanglements.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
The Impudent Comedian, & Others
In a world of theater and royalty, a spirited actress must navigate love, ambition, and the return of a forgotten past.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
The Other World
On a steam yacht where love is in the air, one man's sudden disappearance casts a shadow of mystery as two others vie for the affection of a captivating woman.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
A Journalist's Note-Book
Venture into the amusing world of a 19th-century newspaperman, where respect is hard-earned, and every story is a blend of truth, satire, and quirky characters.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
Discovering "Evelina": An Old-fashioned Romance A Companion Book to "The Jessamy Bride"
Amidst family debates about a famous actor's influence, a seemingly ordinary girl secretly dreams of a different life, filled with romance and the power of her own words.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
The Jessamy Bride
In the bustling world of 18th-century London, a woman's affection ignites drama among brilliant minds, blurring the lines between friendship, art, and love.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
Daireen. Volume 1 of 2
Torn between honoring his fading royal lineage and chasing his own desires, a young man faces tough choices about love and family expectations.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
Phyllis of Philistia
** Torn between duty and conviction, a young woman confronts a crisis of faith when her betrothed challenges the very foundations of her beliefs.
By Frank Frankfort Moore
The Love That Prevailed
In a close-knit village, a carrier's newfound enlightenment ignites passionate debates about faith, changing how the townspeople see themselves and their beliefs.
By Frank Frankfort Moore