Fiction Classics Books

Catherine: A Story is written by William Makepeace Thackeray.

"The Black Tulip, " a thrilling tale that captures the time and tenor of the setting exactly. (Men's Adventure)

Hardy distrusted the application of 19th Century empiricism to history because he felt that it marginalized important human elements. In this tale of a woman courted by three competing suitors during the Napoleonic Wars, Hardy explores the subversive effects of ordinary human desire and...

Esther's principles of independence and self-education collide with Hazard's desire to steer her into submission as his wife and fellow believer.

Throughout these tales the plan has been to present a picture of ordinary life, with its small daily events, its pleasures, and its trials, so as to draw out its capabilities of being turned to the best account.

A San Francisco journalist falls in love with the daughter of a socially prominent family.

The Borgias is written by A. Dumas pere.

The first thing which makes The Unbearable Bassington different is that Comus is not the sardonic observer that Reginald is. There is plenty of dissection of the foolishness of high society, but Comus is not the dissector. What makes The Unbearable Bassington more than social satire is the quite...

The adventure in the wild Yukon by dog kidnapped and sold to sledders is one not to be missed. White Fang, performed by John Ritter is action-packed, and as relevant today as it was when it was written.

A dog named Buck is stolen and forced to work as an Alaskan sled dog, fighting, stealing, and killing in order to survive.