"Summer" is a novel that explores the life of Charity Royall, a young woman living in a small New England town. Raised by a guardian from whom she seeks independence, Charity falls in love with Lucius Harney, an architect visiting from the city. Their romance exposes her to new experiences and emotions, but also leads to conflict and difficult choices. The novel delves into themes of sexual awakening, social class, and personal freedom, capturing the complexities of a young woman's transition into adulthood against the backdrop of a rigid society.

"The Haunted Bookshop" is a novel set in a charming Brooklyn bookstore that, despite its name, features no actual ghosts. Instead, the shop is metaphorically "haunted" by the spirits of great literature. The story revolves around the shop's owner, Roger Mifflin, who is passionate about the power of books to offer wisdom and insight. The plot thickens when a young advertising man, Aubrey Gilbert, visits the shop and becomes involved in a mystery involving a missing book, potential German espionage during the post-World War I era, and a budding romance with Mifflin’s young assistant. The novel combines elements of mystery, romance, and a deep appreciation for literature.

"A Woman of Genius" is a compelling narrative that delves into the life of a determined woman striving to carve out her place in the world of theater and drama. The novel explores her journey from her humble beginnings to achieving recognition in her field, all while navigating the complex social and personal challenges that come with pursuing a career in a male-dominated industry during the early 20th century. Through her story, the book addresses themes of artistic integrity, personal growth, and the struggle for gender equality, providing a poignant and insightful exploration of the sacrifices and triumphs faced by a woman driven by her passion for creativity and expression.

The book is a fictional autobiography of a biracial man living in post-Reconstruction America. The protagonist, who is born to a white father and black mother, initially embraces his black heritage and becomes a successful ragtime musician. However, after witnessing a brutal racial attack, he decides to pass as white to avoid racial prejudice. Despite his financial success and comfortable life in white society, he struggles with his decision to deny his African-American heritage.

"The Gods of Mars" is an exciting adventure novel that continues the thrilling journey of John Carter on the planet Mars. After being transported to this alien world, Carter finds himself in the midst of a war between different Martian races. He embarks on a dangerous quest to rescue his beloved Dejah Thoris, encountering treacherous villains, strange creatures, and ancient civilizations along the way. This action-packed sequel is filled with suspense, romance, and epic battles, as Carter's heroic spirit is tested in his relentless pursuit to reunite with his princess and uncover the secrets of Mars.

The novel follows the story of a widowed father, Roger Gale, living in New York City, as he tries to understand and connect with his three, very different, grown daughters during the early 20th century. Facing the rapidly changing society, including the rise of feminism and the shifting role of women, Gale struggles to adapt while trying to maintain the traditional values he holds dear. The story explores themes of family, generational differences, and the evolving social landscape of the time.