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Floyd Grandon's Honor   By: (1831-1916)

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Floyd Grandon's Honor by Amanda Minnie Douglas is a compelling and heartwarming book that takes readers on an unforgettable journey of courage, integrity, and personal growth. Set in the late 19th century, the story vividly depicts the challenges and triumphs of Floyd Grandon, a young man determined to uphold his family name and honor.

From the very beginning, the author skillfully creates a richly-detailed world that envelopes the reader, immersing them in the era's social dynamics, cultural nuances, and historical events. The attention to detail is remarkable, offering an authentic and believable backdrop for the characters and their experiences. It is evident that Douglas has done thorough research, seamlessly weaving factual elements into the narrative.

Floyd Grandon himself is a complex and relatable protagonist. His unwavering commitment to his family's reputation, despite the numerous obstacles thrown his way, is truly admirable. As his journey unfolds, we witness Floyd's personal growth as he confronts adversity, faces moral dilemmas, and ultimately finds his own sense of purpose and fulfillment. It is impossible not to root for him and become invested in his pursuit of honorable choices.

The supporting characters in the book are equally engaging and well-developed. From Floyd's loyal friend Fred to his love interest Marian, each character adds depth and complexity to the story, contributing to the overall thematic exploration of honor, loyalty, and sacrifice. The relationships built throughout the narrative feel genuine and organic, enhancing the emotional resonance of the book.

One aspect that stood out in this book is Douglas's ability to seamlessly interweave important social issues of the time. From the challenges faced by women seeking equality to discussions on racial prejudice, the author addresses these matters tactfully, adding yet another layer of depth to the narrative.

Douglas's writing style is elegant and evocative, painting vivid images with her words. The pacing of the story is well-balanced, with moments of tension and suspense interspersed with quieter, introspective scenes. As a result, readers are invested in the book from start to finish, captivated by the characters and their experiences.

Overall, Floyd Grandon's Honor is a captivating historical novel that seamlessly blends engaging storytelling, well-researched historical details, and thought-provoking themes. Amanda Minnie Douglas has crafted a gripping and impactful tale that will resonate with readers of all ages. Whether you are a fan of historical fiction or simply appreciate a compelling story of honor and self-discovery, this book is a must-read.

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By AMANDA M. DOUGLAS Cloth New uniform binding Per volume $1.00

BETHIA WRAY'S NEW NAME THE HEIR OF BRADLEY HOUSE OSBORNE OF ARROCHAR CLAUDIA FROM HAND TO MOUTH HOME NOOK HOPE MILLS IN TRUST WHOM KATHIE MARRIED THE FORTUNES OF THE FARADAYS LOST IN A GREAT CITY NELLY KINNARD'S KINGDOM OUT OF THE WRECK STEPHEN DANE SYDNIE ADRIANCE IN WILD ROSE TIME IN THE KING'S COUNTRY A WOMAN'S INHERITANCE FLOYD GRANDON'S HONOR THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE FOES OF HER HOUSEHOLD A MODERN ADAM AND EVE IN A GARDEN SEVEN DAUGHTERS

LEE AND SHEPARD Publishers BOSTON

FLOYD GRANDON'S HONOR

by

AMANDA M. DOUGLAS

Author of "In Trust," "The Old Woman who lived in a Shoe," Etc.

Boston Lee and Shepard Publishers 1899

Copyright, 1883, By Lee and Shepard. All rights reserved.

TO

DR. AND MRS. THEO. R. LUFF.

Through silent spaces hands may be outstretched, Remembrance blossom in dim atmospheres; Friends are not less the friends though far apart; They count the loss and gain of vanished years.

FLOYD GRANDON'S HONOR.

CHAPTER I.

"There is a courtesy of the heart. Is it akin to love?" GOETHE..

It is the perfection of summer, early June, before the roses have shaken off their sweetness, and Grandon Park is lovely enough to compare with places whose beauty is an accretion of centuries rather than the work of decades... Continue reading book >>




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