Colours (1935) A Pageant of Victory (1936) A Book for Jane (1937) The Crooked Furrow (1937) (Trilogy with The Happy Harvest & Waif of the River) The Lonely Road (1938) A New Book for Jane (1939) Adam Penfeather, Buccaneer (1940) A Matter of Business and other stories (1940) The King Liveth (1943) The Piping Times (1945) Heritage Perilous (1946) My Lord of Wrybourne (1948) [US Title: Most Sacred of All] Sequel to Heritage Perilous The Fool Beloved (1949) The Glad Summer (1951) Justice by Midnight (1955) Treasure and Vengeance Series Black Bartlemy's Treasure (1920) Martin Conisby's Vengeance (1921) Jasper Shrig Series The Amateur Gentleman (1913) Peregrine's Progress (1922) The Loring Mystery (1925) High Adventure (1926) The Quest of Youth (1927) The Way Beyond (1933) The Happy Harvest (1939) Murder by Nail (1942) [US Title: Valley of the Night] The Ninth Earl (1950) Waif of the River (1952) Omnibus collections The Shadow, and Other Stories (1929) Voices from the Dust (1932) A Matter of Business (1940) Non fiction Some War Impressions (1918) Great Britain at War (1918) Famous Prize Fights or Epics of the Fancy (1928) Film adaptations The Amateur Gentleman, directed by Maurice Elvey (UK, 1920, based on the novel The Amateur Gentleman) The Definite Object, directed by Edgar J. Camiller (UK, 1920, based on the novel The Definite Object) The Money Moon, directed by Fred Paul (UK, 1920, based on the novel The Money Moon) Manhattan, directed by R. H. Burnside (1924, based on the novel The Definite Object) The Amateur Gentleman, directed by Sidney Olcott (1926, based on the novel The Amateur Gentleman) The Amateur Gentleman, directed by Thornton Freeland (UK, 1936, based on the novel The Amateur Gentleman) References and sources External links Jeffery Farnol Appreciation Society Jeffery Farnol Pages The Life and Times of Jeffery Farnol Electronic editions 1878 births 1952 deaths 20th-century English novelists 20th-century English male writers Alumni of the Westminster School of Art Deaths from cancer in England English historical novelists English male novelists Writers from Birmingham, West Midlands