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Grit Lawless

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A lean, scarred man nicknamed Grit is sought by a small, secretive group to act as the fourth member in a dangerous, unlawful enterprise; the narrative follows his recruitment and the careful planning by a Colonel, Simmonds and a younger associate, while episodes from his past in mining camps and paramilitary service illustrate a near‑complete lack of fear. The story emphasizes secrecy, moral ambiguity and the tension between boldness and caution as loyalties are tested, old acquaintances reappear, and high‑risk schemes in rough settings draw the characters into escalating danger.

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F. E. Mills Young

F. E. Mills Young was a novelist known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature, particularly in the genres of romance and drama. His notable work, "Coelebs: The Love Story of a Bachelor," explores themes of love and societal expectations through the lens of a bachelor navigating his emotions. Young's other works, such as "Grit Lawless" and "The Bigamist," often delve into complex character dynamics and moral dilemmas, reflecting the intricacies of human relationships. With a total of seven published titles, Young's writing captures the spirit of his time, offering readers a glimpse into the societal norms and challenges of his era.

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