Emilie Loring Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Emilie Loring was one of the most prolific authors of her time from America, who used to write her novels based on the romance, literature & fiction, and historical fiction genres. She was born as Emilie Baker Loring on September 5, 1866, and died on March 13, 1951. Author Loring had started her writing career in the year 1914 when she was 50 years old. She continued writing stories until her last breath. Loring was down with illness for a very long time and eventually died in the year 1951. Post her death, all her properties and estate were managed by her two sons named Robert Loring and Selden Loring. Robert discovered a lot of unfinished work of her mother and finished them on his own. He continued to publish books under the name of author Loring even after her death until the year 1972. During the period, Robert penned down around 20 books based on his mother’s unfinished materials. He was helped in the process by an unknown writer named Elinore Denniston. Author Loring was born and brought up in Boston, Massachusetts to her parents named Emily Frances Baker and George M. Baker. Her father used to work as a publisher and a playwright, while her mother used to be a homemaker.

Loring got married to a lawyer named Victor J. Loring. The death of author Loring happened in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Before her death, author Loring had already sold over a million printed copies of her initial 30 books. The sister of author Loring named Rachel Baker Gale has written many suffrage parlor plays for her. One of Loring’s sons named Seldon was also a writer by profession. A number of papers written by author Loring are housed in the Special Collections Department of the Boston University and the Mugar Memorial Library. The books written by her are highly focussed on the subject of wholesome love and the never ending spirit of women who still consider motherhood and homemaking as highly valuable. The plots of the novels written by author Loring do not feature any sexual situations. They are mostly tinged with the action and adventure plots that tend to stimulate the emotions of the central characters and provide drama.

A majority of author Loring’s novels are not quite religious, but a few of them do refer to prayers to some extent. One of her novels titled ‘Swift Water’ is the only one that depicts her religious views quite explicitly, as a few of the main characters depicted by her undergo some sort of conversion. Most of the books written by author Loring give the descriptions of heroines who seem to be relying on a higher power as a part of the development of their character. Apart from the elements of romance, the novels of author Loring also explore the several other topics such as marriage, freedom, optimism, American patriotism, and love. However, the novels are not limited to just these elements. Author Loring was a type of writer who liked to paint pictures with the help of her words. Very often, Loring used to describe architecture, environment, dress, and the physical features of the characters in exact details. The readers often used to learn a great deal about the etiquettes, economic conditions, dresses, and social classes of the time when the each of author Loring’s books were written. Loring used to make repeated use of certain words in her novel very often. These include, gay courage, ideas and ideals, try everlastingly, etc.

One of the most successful standalone books written by author Emilie Loring is titled as ‘Fair Tomorrow’. It was published in the year 1931 by the Bantam publishing house. Author Loring has done the setting of this book in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, United States. At the beginning of the novel, Pamela Leigh is introduced as a newspaper reporter who appears to be heading towards a promising career growth. But, when the health of her father gets broken and the fortune of her family is ruined, she is forced to give up reporting career. Pamela has to take her father and move to Cape Cod, where she has an inherited cottage. In order to make her ends meet, Pamela starts a restaurant business. As her future seems to be going into extreme darkness, a couple of extremely charming men enter into her life. One of them is Scott Mallory, who is a handsome and internationally popular lawyer. He gets the offer to act as the legal advisor of Pamela Leigh. The man who enters into the life of Pamela is named Philip Carr. He helps her with limping her finances by telling her some ingenious plans of architecture. After some time, gratitude gets turned into love, but more disaster happens in Pamela’s life. After a long courtroom drama and revelations, Pamela goes on to understand her true feelings for Philip and Scott. But, she is still required to make the tough decision of choosing one among them to become her life partner.

Another successful standalone book written by author Emilie Loring was titled as ‘A Key to Many Doors’. This book was released by the G.H. Hall and Company publishing house in the year 1967. The plot begins with the introduction of Nancy Jones as a beautiful and plain girl. She has a hopeless and scarred brother because of whom Nancy spends her life as a spinster nurse. Later, she goes on to indulge in a strange and loveless marriage with a diplomat and an artist named Peter Gerard. For a very long time, Nancy Jones had kept the doors of her heart closed for Peter Gerard. But, on the occasion of one black night, she opens both her heart and bedroom doors to the dark and handsome stranger. After a little while, Nancy Jones comes to know that Peter Gerard was involved in an international conspiracy for a very long time. Just like all the other previous novels written by author Loring in her writing career, this novel too ended up being extremely successful. Author Loring very well depicted the undying spirit of homemakers to prevent their small world from getting shattered. In the form of Nancy Jones, author Lorig has depicted a typical housewife, who leaves no stones unturned to help her husband get out of an unwanted and difficult situation.