Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
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Eunice
A schoolgirl's joyous return home is shadowed by her sister’s fragile health, forcing her to confront duty, sacrifice, and the uncertain path to adulthood.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
Allison Bain; Or, By a Way She Knew Not
In a world filled with sorrow and expectation, a woman must find strength within herself after tragedy strikes her family.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
Shenac's Work at Home
In 19th-century Scotland, a young woman rises to the occasion to lead her family through sorrow and struggle after facing tragedy.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
The Twa Miss Dawsons
In a seaside town, a young woman shoulders immense responsibility to build an empire for herself and her brother, facing trials of love and integrity along the way.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
The Orphans of Glen Elder
Amidst loss and hardship, orphaned siblings in the Scottish countryside must hold onto their faith and familial bond to face an uncertain future.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
David Fleming's Forgiveness
Amidst the trials of settling a new land, two families must confront grief and navigate their entangled relationships to find forgiveness.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
Stephen Grattan's Faith: A Canadian Story
In a 19th-century Canadian setting, two families grapple with addiction, finding hope and redemption through love, community, and an unwavering faith in the possibility of change.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
Janet's Love and Service
In a historic village, a loving maid grapples with difficult choices as she raises a motherless family, setting the stage for a tearful farewell to their home as they prepare to leave the nation.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
Frederica and her Guardians; Or, The Perils of Orphanhood
Orphaned and struggling, a young woman must navigate complex family dynamics and personal desires in a rapidly changing world.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
The Inglises; Or, How the Way Opened
In a rural town, a family's faith is tested as they face storms both outside and within their own hearts.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
Christie Redfern's Troubles
Left with a sorrowful past, a young girl living in a Scottish family tries to find support.
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson