"The wickedest fires in the world would die out if there were not some idle hands to fan them." The Wedding Gown of "'Ole Miss" =GERTRUDE GRIFFITHS= =6s. 9d. net. (3rd Edition)= Not even Winston Churchill himself surpasses the authoress in the rare gift of recreating the haunting atmosphere of those old-world days on a Virginia plantation. An enchanting story of Love and War. The Wife of a Hero =NETTA SYRETT= =6s. 9d.= A clever modern novel, with plenty of love interest, dealing with the problems arising from an unhappy marriage. Simpson of Snells' =WILLIAM HEWLETT= =6s. 9d. net. (2nd Edition)= The delightful story of a "tie with a temperament." A book that will enhance the reputation of Maurice Hewlett's brother. A most original plot, presented in a highly interesting fashion; a novel showing extraordinary powers of characterisation, deep feeling and a refreshing sense of humour. The False Faces =LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE= =6s. 9d. net.= Love in the Darkness =MRS. SYDNEY GROOM= =6s. 9d. net.= An important new novel by a very gifted author of over 50 popular serials. The work of an authoress who has already achieved fame, anonymously, for some of the most soul-stirring serials ever published. In this, her first book, she reveals with a master-hand the soul of a girl who dared to laugh at Love. It is a remarkable and absorbing drama of real life, throbbing with passion from beginning to end, and written with such extraordinary power and charm that is likely to make Mrs. Sydney Groom as popular as Ethel M. Dell or Gertrude Page. A phenomenal sale is predicted for "Love in the Darkness," and an immediate demand for further work from the same pen. Michael Good News =MARGARET BAILLIE SAUNDERS= =3s. 6d. net.= With Frontispiece and 3 illustrations. A delightful gift book for children. A touching Christmas story. A true tale retold for the children. Rotorua Rex (=3rd Edition=) =J. ALLAN DUNN= =6s. 9d. net.= Everybody is on the look-out for a good strong story of love and adventure. Here is an exceptionally fine one, on the South Seas, which all lovers of Stevenson's and Stacpoole's novels will thoroughly enjoy. Each page grips the attention of the reader, and few will put the book down until the last page is reached. William--An Englishman =6s. 9d. net.= =CICELY HAMILTON= (Author of "Senlis," 2nd Ed., etc.) A novel of fine quality, written with intense, but restrained feeling. Every stroke tells. The story of two English lovers caught in the whirlpool of the Great War. A book of unusual power and fine psychological insight. Her Mother's Blood =BARONESS d'ANETHAN= =6s. 9d. net.= A charming romance with a Japanese setting, bringing into sharp relief the difference between East and West---the struggle between Western ideals and "the call of the blood." An absorbing love-story with a happy ending. The Baroness knows and loves Japan. Suspense =6s. 9d. net.= =ISOBEL OSTRANDER=