Henry Wood
Ellen Price was an English novelist better known as Mrs. Henry Wood. She is best remembered for her 1861 novel East Lynne. Many of her books sold well internationally and were widely read in the United States. In her time, she surpassed Charles Dickens in fame in Australia.
Orville College: A Story
At a boarding school, students’ lives are transformed when a shooting occurs, which throws a shadow on the school and stirs up drama.
By Henry Wood
Elster's Folly: A Novel
In a quaint village filled with secrets, a family's dark past resurfaces when a mysterious young man arrives, threatening to unravel their legacy.
By Henry Wood
The Red Court Farm: A Novel (Vol. 2 of 2)
Amidst social expectations and family drama, a young woman at boarding school and another of humble origins navigate love and belonging while secrets simmer and threaten to disrupt their lives.
By Henry Wood
Johnny Ludlow, Second Series
In the English countryside, a young man finds himself caught in a web of mystery, family drama, and missing money when a simple postal exchange goes wrong.
By Henry Wood
Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Mrs. Henry Wood
A look into a collection of works that exposes Victorian-era stories of love, society, and morality.
By Henry Wood
St. Martin's Eve: A Novel
Amidst grief and societal expectations, can a widowed man find love again, or will the ambitions of others dictate his future?
By Henry Wood
Anne Hereford: A Novel
An orphaned girl finds herself caught in the crossfire of family secrets, jealousy, and potential danger as she starts a new life with her aunt’s family.
By Henry Wood
Johnny Ludlow, Third Series
Amidst love, class divides, and moral struggles in the late 19th-century countryside, a young woman's disappearance sparks a wave of questions and unravels hidden truths.
By Henry Wood
Bessy Rane: A Novel
A web of secrets and suspicions unravels within a family after a mysterious letter triggers a cascade of life-altering events.
By Henry Wood
East Lynne
Amidst mounting debt and looming despair, a family's fate hangs in the balance, setting a course of love, loss, and fateful decisions that will change their lives forever.
By Henry Wood
Within the Maze: A Novel, Vol. 1 (of 2)
In a society bound by tradition, a family's future hangs in the balance as a web of love, duty, and inheritance threatens to consume them all.
By Henry Wood
The Shadow of Ashlydyat
In a town filled with social gatherings and familial bonds, a family must face an ominous sign that could bring misfortune upon them.
By Henry Wood
Johnny Ludlow, Fourth Series
In a town shadowed by mystery, societal pressures and personal desires collide, leading to dramatic events that expose the delicate balance between love and ruin.
By Henry Wood
Roland Yorke A Sequel to "The Channings"
In a quiet cathedral town veiled by moonlight, a shocking accusation of murder rips through the calm, sending ripples of suspicion and intrigue across the community.
By Henry Wood
Johnny Ludlow, Sixth Series
A curious observer finds himself entangled in secrets and mysteries following the suspicious death of a young maid, leading him into a complicated world of social intrigue.
By Henry Wood
Court Netherleigh: A Novel
** An English estate is disrupted by an unexpected shooting accident, unraveling a web of class differences, family expectations, and hidden drama.
By Henry Wood
The Story of Charles Strange: A Novel. Vol. 2 (of 3)
A shocking attack and a shadowy figure plunge a troubled household into a spiral of suspicion and deceit, where love and loyalty are tested by hidden truths.
By Henry Wood
The Story of Charles Strange: A Novel. Vol. 3 (of 3)
In a world of secrets and desperate measures, a man risks everything to protect his friend from the gallows.
By Henry Wood
A Life's Secret: A Novel
In a quaint English town, love and ambition intertwine with a dark secret that threatens to shatter lives and expose buried truths.
By Henry Wood
Edina: A Novel
In a Cornish village filled with superstition, a tangled love story unfolds amidst the looming danger of the mines and the ominous warnings of local lore.
By Henry Wood