Sharks. A Novel by GUY THORNE (Author of “When it was Dark,” “The Oven,” &c.) and LEO CUSTANCE. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. A Modern Exodus. A Novel by VIOLET GUTTENBERG (Author of “The Power of the Palmist,” “Neither Jew nor Greek,” &c.) 6s. Daily Express.--“The story is a clever one, and full of good things.” Week’s Survey.--“This is a thoroughly enjoyable book, and keeps the reader’s interest throughout.” Literary World.--“The story is one of great interest, and proves the author to have a strong grasp of the much vexed question.” Glasgow Herald.--“Strongly and cleverly constructed. The story has a thoroughly probable air and much real interest.” The Church and the World. A Novel by H. A. BULLEY (Author of “Decadents,” &c.) 6s. Yorkshire Post.--“One of the most promising writers of the day.” Outlook.--“It is cleverly written, and should confirm the good impression confirmed by the author’s ‘Decadents.’” Morning Leader.--“Mr. Bulley writes easily, without any straining after effect, and he is a good hand at handling the details of a plot.” Dundee Courier.--“Thoughout, the story is characterised with fine feeling, and it will be read from beginning to end with eager interest.” The Brain-Cup. A Tale by GUY THORNE (Author of “When it was Dark,” “The Oven,” &c.) Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. In Deep Abyss. A Novel by GEORGES OHNET (Author of “The Ironmaster,” “Serge Panine,” “Dr. Rameau,” &c.) Translated by FRED ROTHWELL, B.A. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. The Love Thirst of Elaine. By S. J. ADAIR-FITZGERALD (Author of “Fame, the Fiddler”). 6s. Liverpool Daily Courier.--“Might have been penned by Dickens himself.” Whitehall Review.--“Mr. S. J. Adair-Fitzgerald has long ago won himself popularity as the teller of thrilling stories, and certainly his latest contribution to the bookshelf will by no means lessen his reputation.... The plot is well thought out and capitally worked.” Bookman.--“Has much to be said for it as regards its rousing, absorbing, and entertaining qualities.” Free Lance.--“A graphic romance of love and hate, not the less enthrilling for the modernity of its subject and treatment. At times highly dramatic, at other times reminding of Dickens by its touches of human feeling and characterisations, it is throughout readable and often absorbing.” The Pilgrims. A Novel by E. BELASYSE. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. The Maid Lilias. A Novel by WILLIAM PLATT (Author of “The Staff in Flower”, &c.) Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. Scotsman.--“A cleverly written and readable novel.” Daily News.--“Mr. Wm. Platt possesses many of the qualities that go to the making of a successful novelist. His imaginative powers of no mean order, his literary ability is considerable, and he has a gift for bright and animated dialogue. In his latest novel, ‘The Maid Lilias,’ all these features will be found.” Week’s Survey.--“A sincere and earnest book. There is a genial optimism about this work which nowadays comes almost as a refreshing novelty.”