DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"Mr. White's new novel may be strongly recommended. It contains enough surprises to whip the interest at every turn." A CRIME ON CANVAS. 6s. THE SCOTSMAN.--"The unravelling of the many tangled skeins is a process that firmly holds the attention of the reader." NETTA. 6s. DUNDEE ADVERTISER.--"The author is an absolute master of sensation, and tells his powerful tale in a way which grips the reader at once, and carries him on from chapter to chapter with ever-increasing interest." THE SCALES OF JUSTICE. 6s. The story is rich in sensational incident and dramatic situations. It is seldom, indeed, that one meets with a novel of such power and fascination. L. G. MOBERLY IN THE BALANCE. THE LADIES' FIELD.--"Miss Moberly increases her literary reputation with each novel that she writes, and her new book is the best constructed in plot as well as one of the most interesting of all her homely stories." JOY. DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"Miss L. G. Moberly has a remarkable talent for making a simple story, thoroughly interesting and satisfying. It needs much skill and a good deal of charm in writing to achieve this, and her latest novel is a fine example of her power." THAT PREPOSTEROUS WILL. THE DAILY GRAPHIC.--"We could wish that every novel were as pleasant, unsophisticated and readable as this one." HOPE, MY WIFE. THE GENTLEWOMAN.--"Miss Moberly interests us so much in heroine, and in her hero, that we follow the two with pleasure through adventures of the most improbable order." DIANA. THE SCOTSMAN.--"So cleverly handled as to keep its interest always lively and stimulating; and the book cannot fail to be enjoyed." DAN--AND ANOTHER. THE DAILY NEWS.--"Must be considered one of the best pieces of work that Miss Moberly has yet produced." A TANGLED WEB. THE DAILY MAIL.--"A 'tangled web,' indeed, is this story, and the author's ingenuity and intrepidity in developing and working out the mystery calls for recognition at the outset." ANGELA'S MARRIAGE. IRISH INDEPENDENT.--"That Miss Moberly has a delightful and graceful style is not only evident from a perusal of some of her former works, but from the fascinatingly told story now under review." THE SIN OF ALISON DERING. THE FINANCIAL TIMES.--"The plot of this story is cleverly conceived and well carried out. Miss Moberly writes with great charm and skill, and the reader is not likely to put down the book until the tangle is finally cleared up. As a character-study, the figure of Alison Dering is drawn with considerable insight." A VERY DOUBTFUL EXPERIMENT. IRISH INDEPENDENT.--"Miss Moberly's former works have well established her ability to write fascinating fiction and create interest in her actors, but we doubt if she has ever introduced a character whose career would be followed with more absorbing interest than that of Rachael Boyd." A WOMAN AGAINST THE WORLD.