Grece S. Richmond

Grace S. Richmond was an American novelist and short story writer who lived from 1866 to 1959. She is best known for her romantic novels set in small towns, which often featured strong female characters. Her most famous work is the Red Pepper Burns series, which follows the life of a young woman named Red Pepper Burns as she navigates love and family drama in a small New England town. Richmond's writing was popular during her lifetime and continues to be enjoyed by readers today.

15 works on Textopian

Works by Grece S. Richmond

• Red Pepper Burns (1932)
• The Brown Study (1987)
• Strawberry Acres (1987)
• The Second Violin (1906)
• The Twenty-Fourth of June (1896)
• Red Pepper's Patients (1907)
• Mrs. Red Pepper (1904)
• A Court of Inquiry (1904)
• On Christmas Day in the Morning (1907)
• Under the Country Sky (2023)
• The Indifference of Juliet (1987)
• Round the Corner in Gay Street (1892)
• Brotherly House (1987)
• Red and Black (1830)
• The Whistling Mother (1908)