Grace Livingston Hill
Grace Livingston Hill was born to a Presbyterian minister, Charles Montgomery Livingston, and his wife Marcia Macdonald Livingston, both of whom were writers as was Hill's aunt [Isabella Macdonald Alden][1]. Hill was an early 20th century novelist and wrote both under her own name and the pseudonym 'Marcia Macdonald'. She was immensely popular during her lifetime and wrote over 100 novels and numerous short stories. Her characters were most often young female ingénues, frequently strong Christian women or those who become so within the confines of the story. (Wikipedia) [1]: /authors/OL39761A
Works (50)

Happiness Hill
1932

Crimson Roses
January 1992

The Beloved Stranger

Kerry
August 1995

The Challengers (Grace Livingston Hill #80)
July 1989

The white flower
1927

In the Way (Grace Livingston Hill, No 70)
January 1994

The prodigal girl
June 1926

The treasured brides collection

Found treasure
1928

In tune with wedding bells
1941

Ladybird
1930

Coming through the rye
1926

Rose Galbraith
1970

Partners
November 1980

Out of the Storm (The Grace Livingston Hill Series No. 87)
May 1990

White Orchids
1935

Blue Ruin
1989

The Christmas Bride
1934

The substitute guest
1936

Ariel Custer
1925

April Gold (Grace Livingston Hill #27)
June 1992

The Tryst (Grace Livingston Hill #40)
March 1997

All through the night
1945

Astra
1941

Where two ways met
1947

The Best Man
1914

The Street of the City
1977

Head of the house
1940

The gold shoe
1930

Marigold
1961

Time of the singing of birds
1944

Bright arrows
1946

Tomorrow about this time
1923

Brentwood
1937

Grace Livingston Hill Collection (Grace Livingston Hill Collection
August 1, 1989

A daily rate
1981

Miss Lavinia's Call (Grace Livingston Hill)
March 1991

Job's Niece (Grace Livingston Hill #53)
January 1997

Maris
1938

The Girl from Montana
1908

Matched pearls

A new name
June 1925

The enchanted barn
1918

The finding of Jasper Holt
1916

Duskin
June 1976

The obsession of Victoria Gracen
1915

Out of the Storm
1990

The Ransom (Grace Livingston Hill)
January 1989

Homing
1938