Kildares of Storm By: Eleanor Mercein Kelly (1880-1968)
Kildares of Storm by Eleanor Mercein Kelly is an exceptional literary work that captivates readers with its rich storytelling and unforgettable characters. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful and rugged Storm Island, this novel is sure to transport you to a world filled with mystery, romance, and suspense. One of the remarkable aspects of this book is the author's impeccable attention to detail. Kelly paints a vivid picture of Storm Island, bringing the remote and enchanting setting to life. Whether it's the lush landscapes, the crashing waves, or the cozy cottages, every scene is described with such precision that you'll feel as if you're standing right there alongside the characters. Speaking of characters, the Kildares will quickly become your new favorite fictional family. Each member is well-developed, with their own quirks, flaws, and dreams. From Declan, the charming and brooding artist, to Maeve, the determined and compassionate daughter, and the rest of the siblings, the dynamics within the family are complex and realistic. Their relationships are beautifully portrayed, leaving readers emotionally invested in their triumphs and hardships. A major strength of this novel is the gripping plot that keeps you guessing until the very end. Kelly expertly weaves together multiple storylines, each one as dynamic and enthralling as the last. With surprising twists and turns, the suspense never wavers, keeping readers glued to the pages, eager to uncover the truth hidden within the secrets of Storm Island. Furthermore, the book's prose is elegant and evocative. Kelly's writing style is lyrical and poetic, adding another layer of enchantment to the narrative. The dialogues are authentic and natural, allowing readers to connect with the characters on a deeper level. In conclusion, Kildares of Storm is an impressive novel that showcases Eleanor Mercein Kelly's talent for storytelling. With its captivating setting, memorable characters, and an engaging plot, this book is a must-read for lovers of contemporary fiction, mystery, and romance. Kelly's ability to transport readers to Storm Island, along with her exquisite prose, makes this a truly remarkable literary work. First Page: KILDARES OF STORM by ELEANOR MERCEIN KELLY With Frontispiece by Alonzo Kimball New York The Century Co. 1916 Copyright, 1916, by The Century Co. Published, October, 1916 TO AN UNFORGOTTEN MOTHER Who moulded for others than her daughter the standard of great womanhood [Illustration: But for once Jacqueline of the eager lips turned her cheek, so that her mother's kiss should not disturb the memory of certain others] KILDARES OF STORM CHAPTER I Along a pleasant Kentucky road that followed nature rather than art in its curves and meanderings, straying beside a brook awhile before it decided to cross, lingering in cool, leafy hollows, climbing a sudden little hill to take a look out over the rolling countryside along this road a single footing mare went steadily, carrying a woman who rode cross saddle, with a large china vase tucked under one arm. People in an approaching automobile stopped talking to stare at her. She returned their gaze calmly, while the startled mare made some effort to climb a tree, thought better of it, and sidled by with a tremulous effort at self control. A man in the machine lifted his hat with some eagerness. The woman inclined her head as a queen might acknowledge the plaudits of the multitude. After they passed, comments were audible... Continue reading book >>

Kildares of Storm By: Eleanor Mercein Kelly (1880-1968)

Kildares of Storm by Eleanor Mercein Kelly is an exceptional literary work that captivates readers with its rich storytelling and unforgettable characters. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful and rugged Storm Island, this novel is sure to transport you to a world filled with mystery, romance, and suspense.

One of the remarkable aspects of this book is the author's impeccable attention to detail. Kelly paints a vivid picture of Storm Island, bringing the remote and enchanting setting to life. Whether it's the lush landscapes, the crashing waves, or the cozy cottages, every scene is described with such precision that you'll feel as if you're standing right there alongside the characters.

Speaking of characters, the Kildares will quickly become your new favorite fictional family. Each member is well-developed, with their own quirks, flaws, and dreams. From Declan, the charming and brooding artist, to Maeve, the determined and compassionate daughter, and the rest of the siblings, the dynamics within the family are complex and realistic. Their relationships are beautifully portrayed, leaving readers emotionally invested in their triumphs and hardships.

A major strength of this novel is the gripping plot that keeps you guessing until the very end. Kelly expertly weaves together multiple storylines, each one as dynamic and enthralling as the last. With surprising twists and turns, the suspense never wavers, keeping readers glued to the pages, eager to uncover the truth hidden within the secrets of Storm Island.

Furthermore, the book's prose is elegant and evocative. Kelly's writing style is lyrical and poetic, adding another layer of enchantment to the narrative. The dialogues are authentic and natural, allowing readers to connect with the characters on a deeper level.

In conclusion, Kildares of Storm is an impressive novel that showcases Eleanor Mercein Kelly's talent for storytelling. With its captivating setting, memorable characters, and an engaging plot, this book is a must-read for lovers of contemporary fiction, mystery, and romance. Kelly's ability to transport readers to Storm Island, along with her exquisite prose, makes this a truly remarkable literary work.

First Page:

KILDARES OF STORM

ELEANOR MERCEIN KELLY

With Frontispiece by Alonzo Kimball

New York The Century Co. 1916

Published, October, 1916

TO AN UNFORGOTTEN MOTHER Who moulded for others than her daughter the standard of great womanhood

[Illustration: But for once Jacqueline of the eager lips turned her cheek, so that her mother's kiss should not disturb the memory of certain others]

KILDARES OF STORM

CHAPTER I

Along a pleasant Kentucky road that followed nature rather than art in its curves and meanderings, straying beside a brook awhile before it decided to cross, lingering in cool, leafy hollows, climbing a sudden little hill to take a look out over the rolling countryside along this road a single footing mare went steadily, carrying a woman who rode cross saddle, with a large china vase tucked under one arm.

People in an approaching automobile stopped talking to stare at her. She returned their gaze calmly, while the startled mare made some effort to climb a tree, thought better of it, and sidled by with a tremulous effort at self control. A man in the machine lifted his hat with some eagerness. The woman inclined her head as a queen might acknowledge the plaudits of the multitude.

After they passed, comments were audible... Continue reading book >>

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