Harold Bindloss
Harold Edward Bindloss was an English novelist who wrote many adventure novels set in western Canada, and some in West Africa and England. His writing was strongly based on his own experience, whether as a seaman, a dock worker, a farmer or a planter.
Lorimer of the Northwest
A young farmer in the early 20th century struggles to build a life on the Canadian prairie, facing harsh conditions and personal trials in his pursuit of prosperity.
By Harold Bindloss
Blake's Burden
A disgraced man seeks redemption and a fresh start in early Canada, but his past and a complex web of relationships threaten to keep him trapped.
By Harold Bindloss
The Gold Trail
Amidst the untamed Canadian wilderness, a railway project becomes a battleground where ambition clashes with nature and personal demons, pushing a cast of characters to their limits.
By Harold Bindloss
The League of the Leopard
In a sweltering African landscape, a man inherits a deadly mission tied to a fortune and a tribe shrouded in mystery.
By Harold Bindloss
In the Misty Seas: A Story of the Sealers of Behring Strait
Two young, adventure-seeking schoolboys trade their youthful antics for a life at sea, where they must face the harsh trials of sealing in the vast, unforgiving ocean.
By Harold Bindloss
Kit Musgrave's Luck
A young man leaves his old life behind to seek his fortune in a new land, facing unexpected challenges and forming surprising bonds along the journey.
By Harold Bindloss
The Cattle-Baron's Daughter
Amidst societal expectations and a potential suitor, a cattle baron's daughter finds her heart drawn to a past love, sparking a conflict between duty and desire on the untamed prairie.
By Harold Bindloss
The Intriguers
In a world of hidden pasts and uncertain futures, a riverboat encounter ignites a dangerous game of redemption, societal judgment, and class conflict.
By Harold Bindloss
For Jacinta
Amidst the vibrant backdrop of the Canary Islands, an English officer's encounter with an captivating woman sets sail a voyage filled with romance, class struggles, and personal aspirations.
By Harold Bindloss
Partners of the Out-Trail
In the heart of the wilderness, a man's solitary life as a linesman transforms through the challenges of nature, complex relationships, and the surprising echoes of his past.
By Harold Bindloss
Carmen's Messenger
In a rugged, industrial town, a lumberman's journey to England is complicated by a suspicious death, a ghost from the past, and a puzzling young woman, setting the stage for a thrilling mystery.
By Harold Bindloss
Lister's Great Adventure
In a world of ambition and tangled affections, a railway engineer chases his dreams while a headstrong young woman defies societal expectations.
By Harold Bindloss
Sunshine and snow
** When unexpected financial troubles force a family into a challenging new life on the Canadian prairies, a boy abandons his youthful dreams and begins a journey of hard work and self-discovery.
By Harold Bindloss
The Secret of the Reef
When a dismissed mate, driven by dreams of fortune, teams up with companions to salvage gold from a dangerous reef, they encounter more than just rough seas.
By Harold Bindloss
Prescott of Saskatchewan
Amidst the rugged Canadian prairie, a man seeks redemption from his past while navigating a web of strained relationships and societal expectations.
By Harold Bindloss
The Buccaneer Farmer Published in England under the Title "Askew's Victory"
Entangled in a web of family expectations, a determined landowner clashes with greedy tenants and financial burdens, igniting a battle for control and survival in the heart of the countryside.
By Harold Bindloss
The Boy Ranchers of Puget Sound
A teen escapes his old life for the adventures of a western ranch, discovering hard work, true friendship, and the beauty of the wild.
By Harold Bindloss
The Coast of Adventure
Amidst political unrest in a Caribbean town, two adventurers seek their fortune, risking everything as they navigate a land ripe with revolution and peril.
By Harold Bindloss
Johnstone of the Border
A wounded soldier's peaceful exile is disrupted by a letter hinting at trouble back home, forcing him to choose between his newfound solitude and the ties of family.
By Harold Bindloss
The Greater Power
In the brutal Canadian wilderness, a troubled man seeks redemption and purpose amidst the dangers of logging and harsh terrain.
By Harold Bindloss