Can be safely recommended to those who like their fiction hot and strong and full of sensation of the more robust sort. Marie Connor Leighton has proved herself one of our cleanest and most prolific weavers of sensational novels, and "Her Marriage Lines" shows no diminution of her inventive faculties. DUCKS AND DRAKES. A tale comparable to "Convict 99" in its actuality and holding interest. THE MISSING MISS RANDOLPH. Marie C. Leighton has done full justice to her reputation as a writer of highly sensational and dramatic fiction. THE TRIANGLE. THE COMMENTATOR.--"Altogether a most powerful and well-written novel; and one likely to maintain a permanently conspicuous position upon every library list." EDGAR WALLACE. GREY TIMOTHY. DAILY NEWS AND LEADER.--"Mr. Wallace has written one of the most exciting and sensational stories we have read for some time." SANDERS OF THE RIVER. THE SPORTSMAN.--"Mr. Wallace is an artist. He lifts us out of ourselves into another world, and makes it not less real than the one we are in daily contact with." THE PEOPLE OF THE RIVER. THE GENTLEMAN'S JOURNAL.--"There is masculine virility in every line, and from first to last our attention is closely gripped; a grand book, unaffected and sincere." PRIVATE SELBY. THE SCOTSMAN.--"The story is always attractive by the cleverness with which it keeps fantastic history persuasive, and it goes so quickly that it is over before one realizes that it is unreal." THE RIVER OF STARS. Another of Mr. Edgar Wallace's strenuous tales of crime and adventure. CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS' NATURE BOOKS. "Picturesque, full of character, instructive, entertaining, often thrilling--the stories are sure to be received with the same pleasure as their predecessors have been by both the naturalist and the lover of good literature."--ILLUSTRATED SPORTING AND DRAMATIC NEWS. "Under the guidance of Mr. Roberts we have often adventured among the wild beasts of the land and sea, and we hope to do so many times in the future. It is an education not to be missed by those who have the chance, and the chance is every one's."--THE ATHENÆUM. THE HOUSE IN THE WATER. MORE KINDRED OF THE WILD. THE BACKWOODSMEN. KINGS IN EXILE. NEIGHBOURS UNKNOWN. THE FEET OF THE FURTIVE. L. G. MOBERLY FORTUNE'S FOUNDLING. MORNING LEADER.--"Miss L. G. Moberly is, as our readers are aware, an extremely skilful weaver of mysteries, and remarkably successful in keeping up interest in them." CHRISTINA. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"Mrs. L. G. Moberley's story runs very pleasantly along familiar grooves. It is a pretty, simply-told tale, which will delight this popular author's many readers." HIS LITTLE GIRL. THE DERBYSHIRE TIMES.--"It is charmingly written, a robust story, with a well-defined plot through which runs a vein of mystery and romance." VIOLET DUNSTAN. A distinctly pleasing romance, full of incident and cleverly told, which will delight this popular author's many readers.