10 Complete Works of Harold Bell WrightHelen of the Old HouseThat Printer of Udell'sThe Calling Of Dan MatthewsThe Eyes of the WorldThe Re-Creation of Brian KentThe Shepherd of the HillsThe Uncrowned KingThe Winning of Barbara WorthTheir YesterdaysWhen A Man's A Man

The central themes of the novel include forgiveness, redemption, and the power of love and faith to transform lives. The characters in the story grapple with their past mistakes and seek redemption and reconciliation with one another.One of the most notable aspects of the novel is its portrayal of the natural beauty of the Ozark Mountains and its depiction of the people who live in the region. The book also explores the local customs and traditions of the Ozarks, providing readers with a g...

The Complete Works of Harold Bell WrightThis Complete Collection includes the following titles:--------1 - The Eyes of the World2 - The Uncrowned King3 - When A Man's A Man4 - The Re-Creation of Brian Kent5 - The Shepherd of the Hills6 - Their Yesterdays7 - That Printer of Udell's: A Story of the Middle West8 - The Mine with the Iron Door9 - The Winning of Barbara Worth10 - Kun mies on mies...

10 Complete Works of Harold Bell WrightHelen of the Old HouseThat Printer of Udell'sThe Calling Of Dan MatthewsThe Eyes of the WorldThe Re-Creation of Brian KentThe Shepherd of the HillsThe Uncrowned KingThe Winning of Barbara WorthTheir YesterdaysWhen A Man's A Man

Harold Bell Wright's timeless tale of a young minister and his wayward flock—in a new edition edited by an acclaimed Christian author.First published in 1909, The Calling of Dan Matthews tells the story of a young minister's coming of age and the challenges he faces as he doggedly seeks to answer God's call. Growing up in the Ozark Mountains, Dan Matthews is deeply devoted to his faith. But when he accepts a post in the Midwestern town of Corinth, he discov...

A best-selling American writer of fiction, essays, and non-fiction during the first half of the 20th century. Although mostly forgotten or ignored after the middle of the 20th century, he is said to have been the first American writer to sell a million copies of a novel and the first to make $1 million from writing fiction. More than 15 movies were made or claimed to be made from Wright's stories, including Gary Cooper's first major movie, The Winning of Barbara Worth (1926) and the John W...

The story centers around Dan Matthews, a minister who faces various trials and moral dilemmas as he tries to serve his community and live according to his Christian faith. Through his experiences, the novel delves into the complexities of human nature, the struggles of a young clergyman, and the conflicts between traditional values and societal changes in a small-town setting.Harold Bell Wright's novels often contained moral and spiritual messages, aiming to inspire and uplift readers. "Th...

The story follows the lives of two main characters, a talented but disillusioned artist named David and a young, wealthy woman named Ruth. David, a skilled painter, has become cynical about life and art due to his experiences. Ruth, intrigued by David's talent and searching for meaning in her privileged existence, becomes involved in his life.As the narrative unfolds, David and Ruth's lives intertwine, leading to personal transformations and discoveries. The novel explores the contrast bet...

The story follows the lives of two characters, John and Mary Standish, who meet and fall in love. The novel explores their individual backgrounds, experiences, and personal histories, as well as the impact of their "yesterdays" on their lives in the present. The narrative delves into themes of love, destiny, and how one's past can shape their future.Harold Bell Wright was a prolific author whose works often contained moral and spiritual themes. "Their Yesterdays" is one of his many novels ...

The story revolves around the character of Brian Kent, a man who is emotionally scarred and spiritually adrift due to the traumatic experiences of his past. Brian is seeking a fresh start and a path to redemption as he arrives in a rural community in the American West.As the narrative unfolds, Brian Kent becomes involved in the lives of the people in the community, including the Crawford family. Through his interactions with various individuals, Brian begins to experience personal growth a...

The story follows Helen Blazes, a young woman who faces struggles and challenges while living in a poor neighborhood in a large city. She resides in an old house and works diligently to improve the lives of those around her. Through her kindness, determination, and compassionate nature, she becomes a beacon of hope for the community.Harold Bell Wright's novels often featured strong moral themes, social issues, and the triumph of human goodness over adversity. "Helen of the Old House" is no...

"The Mine with the Iron Door" tells the story of a young man named Gene Stewart who embarks on a journey to the desert in search of spiritual enlightenment and meaning in his life. Along the way, he encounters a mysterious mine with a legendary iron door, rumored to contain great wealth and hidden wisdom.As Gene delves deeper into the desert and the secrets of the mine, he encounters various characters who offer him guidance and insight into life's deeper truths. Through his experiences, G...