=A STUDY IN SHADOWS.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Daily Chronicle_—“Mr. Locke has achieved a distinct success in this novel. He has struck many emotional chords and struck them all with a firm sure hand.” _Athenœum_—“The character-drawing is distinctly good. All the personages stand out well defined with strongly marked individualities.” =THE WHITE DOVE.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Times_—“An interesting story, full of dramatic scenes.” _Morning Post_—“An interesting story. The characters are strongly conceived and vividly presented, and the dramatic moments are powerfully realized.” =THE USURPER.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _World_—“This quite uncommon novel.” _Spectator_—“Character and plot are most ingeniously wrought, and the conclusion, when it comes, is fully satisfying.” _Times_—“An impressive romance.” =THE DEMAGOGUE AND LADY PHAYRE.= Cr. 8vo. 3/6 =AT THE GATE OF SAMARIA.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Daily Chronicle_—“The heroine of this clever story attracts our interest . . . She is a clever and subtle study. . . . We congratulate Mr. Locke.” _Morning Post_—“A cleverly written tale . . . the author’s pictures of Bohemian life are bright and graphic.” =WHERE LOVE IS.= Crown 8vo. 6/- Mr. James Douglas, in _Star_—“I do not often praise a book with this exultant gusto, but it gave me so much spiritual stimulus and moral pleasure that I feel bound to snatch the additional delight of commending it to those readers who long for a novel that is a piece of literature as well as a piece of life.” _Standard_—“A brilliant piece of work.” _Times_—“The author has the true gift; his people are alive.” =THE MORALS OF MARCUS ORDEYNE.= Cr. 8vo. 6/- Mr. C. K. Shorter, in _Sphere_—“A book which has just delighted my heart.” _Truth._—“Mr. Locke’s new novel is one of the most artistic pieces of work I have met with for many a day.” _Daily Chronicle._—“Mr. Locke succeeds, indeed, in every crisis of this most original story.” =THE BELOVED VAGABOND.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Truth._—“Certainly it is the most brilliant piece of work Mr. Locke has done.” _Evening Standard._—“Mr. Locke can hardly fail to write beautifully. He has not failed now.” =SIMON THE JESTER.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Daily Telegraph._—“. . . something of the precision of the pendant, combined with an easy garrulity which is absolutely charming, and a literary style which carries us from the beginning to the end with unfailing verve and ease . . . Certainly you will not put down the book until you have read the last page . . . The style, the quality of the writing, the atmosphere of the novel, the easy, pervasive charm . . . make us feel once more the stirring pulses and eager blood of deathless romance.” =THE GLORY OF CLEMENTINA WING.= Crown 8vo. 6/-