William John Locke
William John Locke was a British novelist, dramatist and playwright, best known for his short stories.
Stella Maris
Trapped by illness yet radiating light, a young girl transforms the lives of those around her through the power of imagination and love, even as shadows lurk.
By William John Locke
A Christmas Mystery: The Story of Three Wise Men
Three prominent men begrudgingly journey to a remote location for Christmas, only to face bizarre occurrences and emotional awakenings that challenge their views on life, death, and the holiday's true essence.
By William John Locke
Where Love Is
In a world of superficiality, an unlikely connection forms between a struggling artist and a beautiful cynic, challenging everything they thought they knew about love and society.
By William John Locke
The Mountebank
A military leader confronts his past as a circus performer, and the high-wire act of identity that defines him.
By William John Locke
Idols
A web of love, loyalty, and societal expectations ensnares three friends when a past crime resurfaces, threatening to unravel their seemingly perfect lives.
By William John Locke
Derelicts
A man burdened by his criminal past seeks redemption and friendship, finding an unexpected connection with a woman from his previous life.
By William John Locke
The Tale of Triona
** A young heiress challenges societal norms and seeks adventure after inheriting her father's estate, leading her on a path of self-discovery and unexpected challenges.
By William John Locke
At the Gate of Samaria
In a world of old traditions, a young artist fights for her freedom, challenging her family's values to pursue her passions.
By William John Locke
The Demagogue and Lady Phayre
A passionate working man is pulled into the corrupt world of politics, where he must choose between his values ​​and the temptation of power as he navigates a relationship strained by ambition and social expectations.
By William John Locke
The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne : a Novel
A newly titled gentleman's world is turned upside down when a free-spirited woman enters his life, causing him to question everything he thought he knew about duty, freedom, and love.
By William John Locke
Far-away Stories
In a world of music and unfulfilled dreams, an aging musician finds purpose in mentoring a gifted young composer, only to confront the bittersweet nature of their intertwined destinies.
By William John Locke
Jaffery
Follow the charismatic adventures and romantic entanglements of a war correspondent as seen through the eyes of his close friend in a world touched by the uncertainty of wartime.
By William John Locke
Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of William J. Locke
Embark on journeys of self-discovery, societal examination, and heartfelt relationships in this literary landscape crafted by a masterful storyteller.
By William John Locke
The Red Planet
In a war-torn world, a disabled veteran grapples with grief, duty, and the heavy burden of those left behind.
By William John Locke
The House of Baltazar
A wounded soldier and a caring nurse uncover hidden truths about a missing mathematician, leading them to discover their own identities and a complicated past that binds them together.
By William John Locke
The White Dove
A grieving doctor encounters a vibrant young woman who dares him to embrace life again as he embarks on a new chapter in London.
By William John Locke
The Belovéd Vagabond
A captivating vagabond takes a streetwise boy on a journey of art, philosophy, and freedom, as they look to make a life in a world that doesn't want them.
By William John Locke
The Rough Road
A sheltered young man must overcome his naiveté and confront the brutal realities of love, war, and family expectation.
By William John Locke
The Glory of Clementina Wing
In a quiet area of London, a talented painter faces past tragedies and societal expectations as she navigates love, ambition, and the complexities of human connection.
By William John Locke
Viviette
In a world of family secrets and yearning hearts, a woman’s return home sparks a battle for love, forcing her to choose between loyalty and her own desires.
By William John Locke