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  • House of Torment

    Enriched edition. A Tale of the Remarkable Adventures of Mr. John Commendone, Gentleman to King Phillip II of Spain at the English Court

    In his haunting novel, 'House of Torment,' Guy Thorne intricately weaves an unsettling narrative that explores the thin veneer of civility in a decaying aristocratic mansion. The story is set against the backdrop of post-Victorian England, rich with gothic elements and vivid imagery, inviting readers to delve into the psychological depths of fear, obsession, and moral decay. Thorne's prose ... Read more

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  • The Great Acceptance

    by Guy Thorne ...
    It is impossible today to imagine the poverty, violence and vice in the East End of London in the nineteenth century. Indeed, Guy Thorne writing about it in 1912 makes the same comment!William Charrington, an heir to the famous brewery, gave up his inheritance of over £120,000,000 in today's money to work in the East End, with the support of several friends. In the 1880s there were 375 musicals in ... Read more

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  • A Lost Cause

    by Guy Thorne ...
    The novel "A Lost Cause" explores themes of social justice, moral dilemmas, and the consequences of societal norms and prejudices. It tells the story of individuals who find themselves caught in situations where they must confront difficult choices and navigate through challenges that test their values and beliefs.Thorne's writing style often blends elements of drama, satire, and psychological ... Read more

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  • The Soul Stealer

    by Guy Thorne ...
    The novel "The Soul Stealer" explores a dystopian future where a scientific discovery has allowed humans to extract and trade souls. This concept leads to moral dilemmas, societal upheaval, and the exploration of the consequences of tampering with spiritual and ethical boundaries. Thorne's writing style combines elements of science fiction, social satire, and philosophical inquiry, reflecting the ... Read more

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  • The Air Pirate

    by Guy Thorne ...
    Writing in 1919, popular author Guy Thorne looks into the future, to the 1930s when massive seaplanes will be flying around the world, and small private aircraft are everywhere. Without warning, a high speed seaplane attacks two of these huge transatlantic flying boats and kidnaps the fiancée of the young British Chief of the Air Police, the Scotland Yard of the air. The Chief, Sir John Custance, ... Read more

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  • The Air Pirate

    by Guy Thorne ...
    In the novel, Guy Thorne imagines a world where aviation technology has advanced to the point where air travel is commonplace, but also vulnerable to criminal activities. The story centers around an audacious air pirate who terrorizes the skies, committing daring robberies and evading capture through his cunning and mastery of the air.Thorne's writing in "The Air Pirate" reflects the fascination ... Read more

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  • When It Was Dark The Story of a Great Conspiracy

    by Guy Thorne ...
    The plot of "When It Was Dark" revolves around a conspiracy against Christianity. It begins with the assassination of a fictional Archbishop of Canterbury, which triggers a sequence of events that lead to the persecution of Christians and the suppression of the Church in England. The novel explores themes of faith, religious persecution, political intrigue, and the struggle between good and evil ... Read more

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  • The Fanshawe Murder

    by Guy Thorne ...
    Violet Milton is working as a shorthand typist in New York when she inherits the largest paper mill in Europe. Feisty Violet decides to take over the running of the English company, and is warned by a well meaning employee that something mysterious and dangerous is being manufactured in secret in a hidden part of the factory.This story was written in the 1920s when political correctness in fiction ... Read more

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  • Chance in Chains: A Story of Monte Carlo

    by Guy Thorne ...
    Gambling and Risk: The novel delves into the addictive allure of gambling and the risks associated with it, as characters are drawn into the excitement and high stakes of the casino.Social Commentary: Thorne's works often include social commentary, and "Chance in Chains" may critique the moral and ethical implications of gambling, wealth, and decadence.Character Relationships: Central to the ... Read more

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  • The Angel

    by Guy Thorne ...
    "The Angel" explores themes of spirituality, morality, and human nature, with a plot that likely revolves around the appearance or influence of an angelic figure in the lives of the characters. Guy Thorne's works often delve into ethical dilemmas and societal issues, presenting them through engaging narratives that challenge readers to think about deeper philosophical questions.Thorne's writing is ... Read more

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  • The Drunkard

    by Guy Thorne ...
    In "The Drunkard," Thorne likely explores the life and struggles of a protagonist grappling with alcoholism. The narrative may depict the downward spiral of the character due to excessive drinking, the impact on their personal and professional life, and the societal repercussions of their addiction. As with many works of this genre, the story might also highlight the journey towards recovery and ... Read more

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