Fred Mustard Stewart

Relates the saga of five aspiring young immigrants who flee their homelands for America in 1907.

Set in Edwardian England, the story of the fifth earl of Darlington, whose ambitions are fixed upon the Prime Ministry; his high-bred malicious wife; and Margaret Suffield, who came to their estate a stranger and remained one day to become its mistress.

Traces a story of insatiable love and power as Nick Fleming and Diana Ramschild battle one another--and their own emotions--across the years, from London to Hollywood and from Czarist Russia to a Nazi concentration camp.

Beginning in the early 1900's, the novel focuses on Mark Manning who made his way from a life of poverty to one of the industrial giants. At different stages of his rise Manning is conniver, adulterer, murderer and philanthropist.

Three aging, wealthy people come to a Swiss clinic, run by a distinguished gerontologist, for a series of treatments that will make them young again.

Paula and Myles Clarkson's luck was in the ascendant. After a period of depression following his resounding failure as a concert pianist, Myles has decided, with Paula's encouragement, to turn to a career in writing. Overnight Myles and Paula's life is transformed: parties, dinners at a famous pianist - Duncan Ely's - house. Myles revels in being singled out as Ely's protege. Paula is apprehensive. Not until her doubts lead her through a very private...