This collection includes 9 books: The Actress' Daugher, The Baronet's Bride, Kate Danton, The Midnight Queen, Norine's Revenge, Sharing Her Crime, Sir Noel's Heir, A Terrible Secret, and The Unseen Bridegroom. According to Wikipedia: "May Agnes Fleming (November 15, 1840 - March 24, 1880) was a Canadian novelist. She was "one of the first Canadians to pursue a highly successful career as a writer of popular fiction." She was born May Early in Carleton, West Saint John, New Brunswick. She m...

London, 1665: the plague is in the streets, the court is at its most dissolute, and a masked woman rules a court of thieves in the ruins. Fleming was a New Brunswick schoolteacher who became one of the first Canadians to live entirely by the pen, selling sensation novels to the New York weeklies at rates that made her rich; the plague London here is lurid, fast and entirely unashamed of itself.

Sir Noel’s Heir is a Victorian tale of mystery, inheritance, and romantic suspense. When questions arise over the rightful heir to a fortune, hidden motives and long-kept secrets come to light. A young woman finds herself caught between love and danger as deception threatens to steal both identity and legacy. Fleming crafts a dramatic story of ambition, loyalty, and the high cost of truth.

In this dramatic Victorian romance, the daughter of a famed actress struggles to escape the shadow of scandal and claim a life of respectability. Haunted by secrets of birth and social prejudice, she faces betrayal, hidden identities, and forbidden love. As past sins resurface, courage and devotion guide her toward truth and redemption, proving that character, not heritage, defines one’s destiny.

A Terrible Secret is a gripping Victorian novel of mystery and emotional suspense. When a concealed truth from the past threatens to surface, lives become bound by fear, love, and deception. A young woman struggles to protect those she cares for while navigating suspicion and betrayal. As secrets unravel, Fleming builds tension toward a dramatic reckoning where truth proves both dangerous and liberating.

In this emotional Victorian romance, a young woman hardened by betrayal vows never to love again. When chance and circumstance place her beside a man of quiet honor, old wounds resurface and guarded feelings are tested. Through trials of pride, misunderstanding, and sacrifice, both must confront the past and discover whether a changed heart can risk trust, forgiveness, and enduring love once more.

Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters is a Victorian novel of romance, mystery, and peril. After Captain Danton’s troubled past casts a shadow over his family, his daughters must face society’s judgment, hidden enemies, and dangerous secrets. Kate, spirited and loyal, confronts betrayal and love while seeking justice and security. Fleming blends suspense, emotion, and resilience in a tale of family honor and enduring courage.

In this dramatic Victorian double novel, betrayal ignites a relentless quest for justice. In Norine’s Revenge, a wronged woman disguises her pain with resolve as she plots retribution against those who shattered her trust. Sir Noel’s Heir follows a tangled legacy of hidden lineage, ambition, and love threatened by deceit. Together, the stories weave passion, secrets, and moral reckoning into a powerful tale of resilience and fate.

In this dark Victorian romance, a mysterious woman known as the Midnight Queen moves through society cloaked in secrecy and scandal. Betrayed by those she trusted, she lives a double life driven by love and revenge. As hidden identities, forbidden passions, and past crimes surface, her carefully guarded secrets threaten both her heart and her quest for justice, forcing her to choose between vengeance and redemption.

In this dramatic Victorian romance, a proud young woman bound by a secret vow is torn between love and loyalty when her past collides with high society. Disguises, betrayal, and hidden lineage fuel a tale of passion and revenge as she struggles to protect her identity and heart. As truths emerge, her vow is tested against forgiveness, justice, and the hope of redemption.

The Queen of the Isle is a dramatic Victorian romance filled with mystery, passion, and intrigue. Set against a backdrop of wealth and secrecy, the novel follows a strong-willed heroine whose beauty and power conceal a troubled past. As love, jealousy, and betrayal collide, hidden identities and long-buried secrets surface, leading to danger and revelation. Fleming weaves suspense and emotion into a tale of ambition, resilience, and fate.

May Agnes Fleming (November 15, 1840 - March 24, 1880) was a Canadian novelist. She was "one of the first Canadians to pursue a highly successful career as a writer of popular fiction."In this ebook:A Mad Marriage. A Novel.One Night's Mystery. A Novel.Carried by Storm. A Novel.Edith Percival. A Novel.Sharing Her Crime. A Novel.Norine's Revenge, and Sir Noel's HeirThe Actress' Daughter. A Novel.Magdalen's VowThe...