Charlotte Riddell
30 Sep 1832 – 24 Sep 1906
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.
Books
- Ghosts
- A rich man's daughter
- Mortmorley's Estate. A novel.
- Mortomley's Estate
- The Race for Wealth
- Phemie Keller, by F.G. Trafford
- The moors and the fens
- A Medley of Murders
- Berna Boyle: A Love Story of the County Down
- The moors and the fens, by F.G. Trafford
- A Struggle For Fame
- The Open Door
- A rich man's daughter [a novel]
- The Uninhabited House
- George Geith of Fen Court
- The senior partner
- The prince of Wales's garden-party, and other stories
- The Uninhabited House
- Her mother's darling
- George Geith; or, Fen court, by F.G. Trafford
- A life's assize
- The Old House in Vauxhall Walk
- My first love and my last love
- City and suburb
- The Earl's promise
- The rich husband
- The Uninhabited House
- Home, Sweet Home
- Maxwell Drewitt, by F.G. Trafford
- My first love, and My last love [a sequel]
- The Disappearance of Mr. Jeremiah Redworth
- Fairy Water
- Berna Boyle
- Struggle for Fame
- 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
- Home, sweet home
- A life's assize
- The Uninhabited House
- Berna Boyle
- The head of the firm [a novel]
Author data: Open Library