Charlotte Riddell

30 Sep 1832 – 24 Sep 1906

67 works on record

Biography

Charlotte Riddell, known also as Mrs J. H. Riddell (30 September 1832 – 24 September 1906), was a popular and influential Irish-born writer in the Victorian period. She was the author of 56 books, novels and short stories, and also became part-owner and editor of *St. James's Magazine*, a prominent London literary journal in the 1860s. The name Mrs J. H. Riddell comes from the name of her husband, James H. Riddell. **Source**: [Charotte Riddell](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_Riddell) on Wikipedia.

Works

Berna Boyle

1885

Berna Boyle: A Love Story of the County Down

1884

Her mother's darling

1877

Home, sweet home

1873

A life's assize

1871

Phemie Keller, by F.G. Trafford

1866

Maxwell Drewitt, by F.G. Trafford

1865

George Geith; or, Fen court, by F.G. Trafford

1864

The moors and the fens, by F.G. Trafford

1858

The Disappearance of Mr. Jeremiah Redworth

Mitre Court

Mortomley's estate

Ghosts

A life's assize

A struggle for fame

The moors and the fens

Did he deserve it?

Frank Sinclair's wife, and other stories

The government official

The head of the firm

My first love and my last love

My first love, and My last love [a sequel]

The head of the firm [a novel]

A rich man's daughter [a novel]

Mortmorley's Estate. A novel.

The prince of Wales's garden-party, and other stories

The Collected Supernatural and Weird Fiction of Mrs. J. H. Riddell: Volume 1-Including Two Novels "The Haunted River, " and "The Haunted House at Latc