Harold Bell Wright Books in Order
Harold Bell Wright is a series of 18 books written by Harold Bell Wright.
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Harold Bell Wright books in publication order
18 books
That Printer of Udell's
by Harold Bell Wright
1902
After a childhood marked by poverty and an alcoholic father, Dick Falkner finds work with a kind printer. Through practical faith and steady effort, he tries to rebuild his life and help the community around him.
The Shepherd of the Hills
by Harold Bell Wright
1907
Seeking refuge from private grief, Dan Howitt settles in the Ozark hills and becomes a guide to his neighbors. His relationships with a troubled family unfold amid local suspicion, hidden histories, and a mysterious figure wandering the mountains.
The Calling of Dan Matthews
by Harold Bell Wright
1909
Dan Matthews becomes the new minister in the Midwestern town of Corinth. His arrival begins a story of religious life and community, continuing the world introduced in The Shepherd of the Hills.
The Uncrowned King
by Harold Bell Wright
1910
Twin princes Really-Is and Seemsto-Be compete for a kingdom whose subjects cannot tell them apart. As outward appearance seems to triumph over rightful character, the brothers’ choices reveal what makes someone worthy to rule.
The Winning of Barbara Worth
by Harold Bell Wright
1911
Romance and ambition unfold against the effort to develop California’s Imperial Valley. As settlers seek to transform desert land, their personal hopes become entangled with the larger struggle to build a future in the American West.
Their Yesterdays
by Harold Bell Wright
1912
An unnamed man and woman reflect on the experiences that have shaped their lives and their understanding of love. Their memories explore work, belief, temptation, failure and success as they seek meaning in the passage from childhood to maturity.
The Eyes of the World
by Harold Bell Wright
1914
Young painter Aaron King arrives in California and befriends a disillusioned novelist. As he falls for the independent Sybil, he must decide whether to preserve his artistic integrity or flatter the wealthy patrons who control his prospects.
When a Man's a Man
by Harold Bell Wright
1916
A mysterious stranger calling himself Honorable Patches takes work on an Arizona cattle ranch. Learning the cowboy's trade tests his character, while cattle thefts bring suspicion and threaten to expose the troubled past he hoped to leave behind.
The Re-Creation of Brian Kent
by Harold Bell Wright
1919
A disgraced bank clerk drifts toward destruction until an elderly schoolteacher offers him shelter and trust. Trying to rebuild his life and become a writer, Brian Kent must confront the wrongdoing that still threatens his chance of renewal.
Helen of the Old House
by Harold Bell Wright
1921
Industrial conflict exposes tensions between workers and employers, raising questions about who should share a business’s responsibilities and rewards. Through these disputes, the novel argues for employee participation in management, profits, and ownership as an alternative to division.
The Mine With The Iron Door
by Harold Bell Wright
1923
A hidden gold mine in the Arizona mountains draws prospectors and newcomers into a dangerous search. Against the desert landscape, the lure of wealth tests personal loyalties and the hopes of people seeking love and a new beginning.
A Son of His Father
by Harold Bell Wright
1925
On an Arizona ranch near the Mexican border, Morgan struggles to find direction and happiness. His relationship with Nora O'Shea unfolds amid cattle thieves, arms smugglers, and a conflict between material ambition and a more meaningful life.
God and the Groceryman
by Harold Bell Wright
1927
A businessman struggles to reconcile Christian convictions with the pressures of commercial success in early twentieth-century America. Guided by Dan Matthews, he confronts the gap between religious institutions and practical service, questioning how integrity can shape everyday economic life.
Long Ago Told
by Harold Bell Wright
1929
This collection brings together traditional stories of the Tohono O'odham people, historically called Papago. Wright worked from Katherine Kitt's notebooks and with tribal elders to arrange legends rooted in the community's Sonoran Desert homeland.
Exit
by Harold Bell Wright
1930
Young Pierre grows toward adulthood under the contrasting influences of his parents and the enduring force of maternal love. Against a theatrical background, family choices and departures raise questions about duty, identity, and the legacy one generation leaves another.
Ma Cinderella
by Harold Bell Wright
1932
The Devil's Highway
by Harold Bell Wright
1932
A scientist develops a machine that suppresses conscience and emotion, allowing him to direct his victims’ intellectual abilities toward criminal schemes. Those caught within his influence face a threat that removes the moral resistance on which their independence depends.
The Man Who Went Away
by Harold Bell Wright
1942
A middle-aged stranger arrives on a privately owned stretch of the California coast and becomes involved with two young people. Their connection brings a mystery into focus while drawing attention to the protection of the surrounding natural environment.
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