Author: Louisa May Alcott

Review: A Modern Mephistopheles

February 9, 2015 Whitney Review 0 Comments
Review: A Modern Mephistopheles

A cross between Wuthering Heights and Romeo and Juliet.  I’ve read several other novels of Louisa May Alcott under the pseudonym A.M.Barnard and isn’t my favorite.  A bit slow until the last 25% of the book.  Had a satisfactory (if not sad) ending. Subscribe to Blog via Email Enter your email address to subscribe to […]

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Book Review: The Abbott’s Ghost

January 1, 2011 Whitney Review 1 Comment
Book Review: The Abbott’s Ghost

The Abbott’s Ghost is another hidden gem written by Louisa May Alcott. Maurice Treherne saved his cousin Jasper’s life after a misadventure in the water and was made a cripple because of it. Jasper, of course, is forever grateful but due to a small faux pas does a poor way of showing it. Maurice is […]

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Book Review: Behind A Mask

July 9, 2010 Whitney Review 0 Comments
Book Review: Behind A Mask

Behind a Mask is an excellent way to become acquainted with Alcott’s racier side. With a hidden identity used for publication (A.M. Barnard) it all fits together nicely in this unique thriller. From the beginning, I knew that there was something fishy going on and was pretty sure I knew the motive; my suspicions were […]

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Book Review: A Long Fatal Love Chase

June 3, 2010 Whitney Review 10 Comments
Book Review: A Long Fatal Love Chase

Until one night when an unannounced stranger comes to Rosamond Vivian’s island, stealing her heart and whisking her away from her home. Rosamond and her now husband Philip Tempest, live a peaceful and happy first year until a mysterious lady appears at their doorstep divulging some unknown information about Phillip which turns Rosamond’s heart cold […]

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