The Way of an Eagle by Ethel May Dell, Fiction, Action & Adventure, War & Military - Dell, Ethel May
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Muriel Roscoe is the daughter of the fort commander in India. Nick Ratcliffe is one of her father's subordinates who he has charged with taking care of Muriel. When they first meet, they dislike each other vehemently. But when the fort is in danger of being taken over, Nick and Muriel must put aside their differences in order to survive the harsh desert and reach the safety of a garrison town.

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Muriel Roscoe is the daughter of the fort commander in India. Nick Ratcliffe is one of her father's subordinates who he has charged with taking care of Muriel. When they first meet, they dislike each other vehemently. But when the fort is in danger of being taken over, Nick and Muriel must put aside their differences in order to survive the harsh desert and reach the safety of a garrison town.
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Ethel M. Dell (1881 - 1939) was a British writer of over 30 popular romance novels and several short stories from 1911 to 1939. Ethel Dell worked on a novel for several years, but it was rejected by eight publishers. Finally the publisher T. Fisher Unwin bought the book for their First Novel Library, a series which introduced a writer's first book. This book, entitled The Way of an Eagle, was published in 1911 and by 1915 it had gone through thirty printings. Her debut novel is very characteristic of Ethel M. Dell's novels. There is a very feminine woman, an alpha male, a setting in India, passion galore liberally mixed with some surprisingly shocking violence and religious sentiments sprinkled throughout. While readers adored Ethel M. Dell's novels, critics hated them with a passion; but she did not care what the critics thought. She considered herself a good storyteller - nothing more and nothing less. She continued to write novels for a number of years. She made quite a lot of money, from £20,000 to £30,000 a year, but remained quiet and almost pathologically shy.