[Gutenberg 17745] • The Courage of Marge O'Doone

• Two of American author James Curwood’s best-selling adventure classics are bound together in this Kindle book: Philip Steele of the Royal Northwest Mounted and The Courage of Marge O’Doone

Philip Steele of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police (1911)

The polite Canadian Royal Mounted always get their man – or do they? Things are not so straightforward in this Philip Steele action adventure novel.

The Courage of Marge O'Doone (1918)

A man troubled by his inner demons meets a stranger on a train to the northern wilderness. Along the way, their adventure is filled with dog sledges, Indians and a quest for inner peace and redemption.

About The Author

James Oliver Curwood (1878 –1927) was an American action-adventure author whose best-selling books consistently ranked among the most read in the United States in the early 1900s.

Almost 20 Hollywood films have been made based on his western frontier novels including “The Bear.” When he died, in 1927, Curwood was the highest paid (per word) author in the world.

Curwood Castle, his writing studio in Owosso, Michigan, is now a museum.

The James Oliver Curwood: American Adventure Classics Series

The 20 titles in the Curwood series include the American author’s books published before 1922. Volumes 1–20 (in order of publication) include:

1\. The Courage of Captain Plum -1908

2\. The Wolf Hunters – 1908

3\. The Gold Hunters – 1909

4\. The Danger Trail – 1910

5\. The Honor of the Big Snows –1911

6\. Steele of the Royal Mounted –1911

7\. The Flower of the North –1912

8\. Isobel: A Romance of the Northern Trail or Icebound Hearts –1913

9\. God's Country and the Woman –1915

10\. The Hunted Woman –1916

11\. The Grizzly King –1916

12\. The Courage of Marge O'Doone –1918

13\. Nomads of the North – 1919

14\. The River's End – 1919

15\. Back to God's Country and Other Stories –1920

16\. The Valley of Silent Men – 1920

17\. God's Country – The Trail to Happiness –1921

18\. The Golden Snare –1921

19\. The Flaming Forest –1921

20\. The Country Beyond – 1922