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No Man's Friend, Vol. 3 of 3 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Frederick William Robinson

 
9781331273998: No Man's Friend, Vol. 3 of 3 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Mortality, money, and a family torn by secrets. A tense tale unfolds around Harland, his heir, and the hidden motives that threaten trust and love. Dive into a world where a will, a cemetery visit, and a web of loyalties test the bonds of family and pride.

Mr. Harland’s struggle to reclaim dignity and control drives the drama. From a candlelit supper to a fateful trip to the graveyard, the story threads together ambition, affection, and the price of deception. This edition preserves the sharp social tensions and emotional twists that make the book’s world feel both intimate and perilous.


  • Experience a charged atmosphere of late‑Victorian social life and private loyalties.

  • Follow power plays within a family as ink and intent collide with generosity and regret.

  • Witness sharp dialogue and moral dilemmas that push characters toward surprising choices.

  • Explore themes of obligation, memory, and the cost of money in relationships.



Ideal for readers who enjoy classical period drama, intricate plots, and moral conflict in a tightly written narrative.

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Product Description

Excerpt from No Man's Friend, Vol. 3 of 3

Mr. Reuben harland reached Westbourne upon-sea long before the sun was down. A fly waiting at the station conveyed him, his valet, and his luggage, to the Royal Hotel on the cliff, where the landlord was very glad to see him, business being slack, and company slow in coming forward, although June had already set in, and the weather was fine, and bright, and hot.

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