Mrs. Thompson. A Novel

British novelist William B. Maxwell (1866-1938), the son of novelist Mary Elizabeth Braddon, wrote both plays and novels.

• He is well known for his drama The Last Man In (1910) and the satire The Naked Truth (1910).

• He also enlisted as a lieutenant in the Royal Fusiliers at the age of 50, with the outbreak of World War I.
• Written in 1911, Mrs.

Maxwell wrote almost 40 novels which include Tudor Green (1935), The Ragged Messenger (1904) and The Devils Garden (1913). Thompson: A Novel novel is a well crafted story about a woman struggling to support her loved ones in the face of adversity.

• If you enjoy the works of W.
• B.
• Maxwell then we highly recommend this publication for your book collection.

We follow her through the years, and share her sorrows and joys set in a small town, with good supporting characters, and a strong and impressive heroine.