If you liked The Lady Egeria by John Berwick Harwood, start with Odd neighbours, by the author of 'Lord Lynn's wife' (1865), The Valancourt Book of Victorian Christmas Ghost Stories (2016), and Falconbeck hall (1854). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Odd neighbours, by the author of 'Lord Lynn's wife'
1865 · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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The Valancourt Book of Victorian Christmas Ghost Stories
2016 · 292 pages · Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, Ellen Wood, John Berwick Harwood, Ada Buisson, Francis Marion Crawford · Same author
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Falconbeck hall
1854 · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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The bridal and the bridle
1851 · 249 pages · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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Lord Ulswater, by the author of 'Lord Lynn's wife'
1867 · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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Paul Knox, pitman
1878 · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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Lady Flavia, by the author of 'Lord Lynn's wife'
1865 · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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Stamboul, and the sea of gems
1852 · 352 pages · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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Lady Livingston's legacy, by the author of 'Lady Flavia'
1874 · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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Plain John Orpington
1866 · 3 pages · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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Young Lord Penrith
2011 · 264 pages · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
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One false, both fair
1883 · 235 pages · John Berwick Harwood · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after The Lady Egeria?
BookOrb recommends Odd neighbours, by the author of 'Lord Lynn's wife' (1865), The Valancourt Book of Victorian Christmas Ghost Stories (2016), Falconbeck hall (1854), The bridal and the bridle (1851), and Lord Ulswater, by the author of 'Lord Lynn's wife' (1867).
Are there books like The Lady Egeria?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for The Lady Egeria.
Who wrote The Lady Egeria?
The Lady Egeria is by John Berwick Harwood.