Guy Thorne

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  • Bibliography:
    20 Books
  • First Book:
    July 2013
  • Latest Book:
    May 2016
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Book List in Order: 20 titles

  • House of Torment

    Sir Henry Commendone sat upon an oak box clamped with bands of iron and watched his son completing his morning toilette. "And how like you this life of the Court, John?" he said. The young man smoothed out the feather of his tall cone-shaped hat. "Tr...

  • The Adventures of Ulysses the Wanderer

    Ulysses. The hero of Homer’s great poem was known to the Greeks under the name of Odysseus. He was king of the pastoral islands of Ithaca and Dulichium. Most of the petty Greek chieftains became suitors for the hand of the beautiful Helen, and Ulys...

  • The Air Pirate

    Nearly two years ago a leading London daily newspaper said: "The Government have assured us that all danger from present and future air piracies is now over, and that the recent events which so startled and horrified both this country and the United ...

  • The Angel

    The angle by Guy Thorne who was a prolific author of horror and mystery novels which sometimes have a redeeming bizarreness. His novels include: Made in His Image (1906), The Soul-Stealer (1906), The Angel (1908). Guy Thorne was the pen name of Cyri...

  • A Butterfly on the Wheel

    A Butterfly on the Wheel by Cyril Arthur Edward Ranger Gull is a compelling novel exploring the complexities of marriage and relationships within the framework of societal expectations. This work of fiction delves into social issues relevant to its t...

  • Chance in Chains

    This book was originally published prior to 1923, and represents a reproduction of an important historical work, maintaining the same format as the original work. While some publishers have opted to apply OCR (optical ...

  • The City in the Clouds

    Under a gay awning of red and white which covered a portion of the famous roof-garden of the Palacete Mendoza at Rio, reclined Gideon Mendoza Morse, the richest man in Brazil, and-it was said-the third richest man in the world. He lay in a silken ham...

  • The Drunkard

    The rain came down through the London fog like ribands of lead as the butler entered the library with tea, and pulling the heavy curtains shut out the picture of the sombre winter's afternoon. The man poked the fire into a blaze, switched on the elec...

  • The Great Acceptance

    In the year 1882 the most popular novelist of his day wrote as follows about the East End of London- "Two millions of people, or thereabouts, live in the East End of London. That seems a good-sized population for an utterly unknown town. They have no...



  • The Hypocrite

    The book The Hypocrite describes the attempt by a Jew to overthrow the whole of the Christian world by fraudulently disproving the resurrection....

  • I Believe and Other Essays

    When I was a boy I made an occasional invasion of my father's study, and in the absence of more congenial matter tried to extract some amusement from the shelves devoted to Christian apologetics. At any rate the pictures of the portly divines, which ...

  • A Lost Cause

    British journalist and author who also published under the pseudonym Ranger Gull. Most of his fantasy novels revealed his Christian beliefs....

  • The Secret Service Submarine

    This is the song of the submarine Afloat on the waters wide. Like a sleeping whale In the starlight pale, Just flush with the swirling tide. The salt sea ripples against her plates The salt wind is her breath, Like the spear of fate She lies in wait,...

  • The Serf

    "When Christ slept" This is the history of a man who lived in misery and torture, and was held as the very dirt of the world. In great travail of body and mind, in a state of bitter and sore distress, he lived his life. His death was stern and pitile...

  • The Socialist

    There are barons who are greater noblemen than earls, viscotints who are welcomed in a society that some marquises can never hope to enter it is a question not of wealth or celebrity, but of family relationships and date of creation. When, however, a...

  • The Soul Stealer

    Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketches etc We have ende...

  • When It Was Dark

    When It Was Dark: The Story of a Great Conspiracy (1902) is a best selling novel by English author Guy Thorne about how a plot to destroy Christianity by falsely disproving the Resurrection of Christ leads to moral disorder and chaos in the world unt...

  • 'I Believe' and Other Essays

    When I was a boy I made an occasional invasion of my father’s study, and in the absence of more congenial matter tried to extract some amusement from the shelves devoted to Christian apologetics. At any rate the pictures of the portly divines, whic...

  • The Fanshawe Murder

    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 a...



  • The Parrot faced Man

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    IT WAS about eight o'clock at night, an evening at the end of October, very hot and oppressive. It was not the heat of summer, but a thunderous, sulphurous heat, which hung over London like a pall, turned the blood to something hot and sluggish, and ...

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Guy Thorne has published 20 books.

Guy Thorne does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, The Fanshawe Murder, was published in May 2016.

The first book by Guy Thorne, House of Torment, was published in July 2013.

No. Guy Thorne does not write books in series.
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