Marie Corelli
Mary Mackay, also called Minnie Mackey and known by her pseudonym Marie Corelli, was an English novelist.
Thelma
Amidst Norway's beautiful landscapes, a chance meeting between a yachtsman and a mysterious girl unlocks a world of romance and ancient secrets.
By Marie Corelli
The Young Diana: An Experiment of the Future
A neglected woman starts on a journey of self-discovery and freedom when she realizes her family doesn't value her, and her life could be her own to define.
By Marie Corelli
God's Good Man: A Simple Love Story
In a quiet village, a kind-hearted clergyman's world is touched by love and social shifts as a manor's heiress returns home.
By Marie Corelli
The Treasure of Heaven: A Romance of Riches
Amidst glittering wealth and high society, a lonely man searches for meaning beyond money, and considers the legacy he will leave behind.
By Marie Corelli
The Strange Visitation
On a dark Christmas Eve, a cold-hearted millionaire is visited by a goblin-like professor who intends to teach him a lesson in compassion.
By Marie Corelli
Free Opinions, Freely Expressed on Certain Phases of Modern Social Life and Conduct
Explore turn-of-the-century opinions condemning education and the decay of morals.
By Marie Corelli
My "Little Bit"
As war grips the nation, a writer challenges society to confront its hypocrisies, redefine patriotism, and recognize the strength of women in a world on the brink.
By Marie Corelli
Ziska: The Problem of a Wicked Soul
In the shadows of ancient Egypt, a captivating princess ignites a dangerous obsession among rival suitors, blurring the lines between love and ruin.
By Marie Corelli
The soul of Lilith
A man with unnerving psychic gifts seeks to unravel the mysteries of life, death, and the soul itself.
By Marie Corelli
The Devil's Motor: A Fantasy
In a landscape devastated by greed, a demonic driver speeds towards destruction, collecting souls and revealing humanity's dark obsession with worldly desires.
By Marie Corelli
The Murder of Delicia
In a world of societal expectations and hidden tensions, a devoted author's love for her husband sets the stage for a tragic exploration of identity and sacrifice.
By Marie Corelli
Ardath: The Story of a Dead Self
Amidst a raging storm, a despondent author seeks solace in a remote monastery, where he encounters a mysterious monk who offers him a dangerous path to inner peace.
By Marie Corelli
The Life Everlasting: A Reality of Romance
On a glamorous yacht trip, a soul-searching adventure begins, filled with love, illness, and the search for life's deeper meaning.
By Marie Corelli
Boy: A Sketch
Amidst drunken chaos and parental neglect, a young boy's innocence captures the heart of a kind woman who dreams of rescuing him from the depths of despair.
By Marie Corelli
The Secret Power
In a world of science and solitude, a connection sparks between two people with opposing views while hidden affection blurs the lines between friendship and something more.
By Marie Corelli
The passing of the great Queen: A tribute to the noble life of Victoria Regina
As an empire mourns the loss of its beloved queen, a heartfelt tribute explores her lasting impact and the uncertain future of a nation on the brink of transformation.
By Marie Corelli
Love,—and the Philosopher: A Study in Sentiment
In a charming garden, a man who scoffs at love finds himself challenged by a woman's unexpected charm and opinions, forcing him to question everything he believes.
By Marie Corelli
Vendetta: A Story of One Forgotten
A man, thought to be deceased, navigates betrayal and vengeance to discover the devastating truths held by those closest to him.
By Marie Corelli
The Sorrows of Satan or, The Strange Experience of One Geoffrey Tempest, Millionaire: A Romance
A destitute writer's life is transformed by a sudden fortune, but his newfound wealth leads him down a path of moral and philosophical challenges, guided by a mysterious prince.
By Marie Corelli
Temporal Power: A Study in Supremacy
Torn between the allure of personal freedom and the weight of his crown, a lonely king dares to question the very essence of his supreme power.
By Marie Corelli