IN THE FLOWER OF HER YOUTH. By MABEL COLLINS, Author of “Too Red a Dawn,” “An Innocent Sinner,” &c. 3 vols. “Miss Collins’s ably-written story is likely to be well received.”—_Athenæum._ “Miss Collins is acquiring more strength and facility as she continues in authorship. The tale before us has some well-conceived situations.”—_Academy._ “Miss Collins has evidently thrown her whole heart into her work, for many passages are full of eloquence and fire. The pathetic scenes are composed with a power of detail that in many cases will thrill the reader. Engrossing as are the first and second volumes, the third far excels either.... Miss Collins is the author of several stories of fiction, for which she has obtained the good opinion of her admirers, but ‘In the Flower of Her Youth’ far excels her former efforts.”—_Public Opinion._ “Miss Collins may certainly be congratulated on having maintained, so far as the story itself is concerned, the originality of style which distinguishes her previous books.”—_John Bull._ “Brough, however, is sketched with so much fidelity that the portrait will certainly be recognised by those who remember the brilliant, genial, and jovial original who, not so many years ago, used to shoulder his way along Fleet-street and the Strand, and was once, by the way, a familiar figure in the streets of Nottingham.... The description of Siena is charming—a complete picture without dry detailed literalness, and replete with poetic feeling. ‘In the Flower of Her Youth’ is in almost all respects an able, and in many respects a powerful, book.”—_Nottingham Daily Guardian._ ON DANGEROUS GROUND. By MISS EDITH STEWART DREWRY. 3 vols. _SECOND EDITION OF_ A PEERESS OF 1882. By MRS. ALEXANDER FRASER, Author of “Guardian and Lover,” “A Professional Beauty,” &c. 3 vols. “A wide popularity may safely be anticipated.”—_Morning Post._ “Those who delight in love stories have a feast in store in these three volumes.”—_Modern Society._ _THIRD EDITION OF_ FACING THE FOOTLIGHTS. By FLORENCE MARRYAT, Author of “My Sister the Actress,” “A Broken Blossom,” &c. 3 vols. “‘Facing the Footlights,’ as its name indicates, is highly melodramatic.”—_Athenæum._ “... Is at once an entertaining and well-written romance.... The characters are admirably drawn.... We must congratulate the authoress on the production of a really excellent novel.”—_Court Circular._ “... The story is interesting and well worked out.”—_St. James’s Gazette._ FRIENDS AND LOVERS. By ANNIE THOMAS (Mrs. Pender Cudlip), Author of “Denis Donne,” “Allerton Towers,” &c., &c. 3 vols. “The incidents of the story become most interesting from the charm of the writer’s style.”—_Queen._