"Fame came first with "Concerning Isabel Carnaby" (1898), then "A Double Thread" (1899), "The Farringdons" (1900), "Fuel of Fire" (1902), "Place and Power" (1903), "Kate of Kate Hall" (1904), "In Subjection" (1906), "Miss Fallowfield's Fortune" (1908), "The Wisdom of Folly" (1910), "Her Ladyship's Conscience" (1913), "Ten Degrees Backward" (1915), "Beauty and Bands" (1920) "The Lower Pool" (1923) and "Signs and Wonders" (1926).Fowler's sister, Edith Henrietta Fowler, wrote two successful novels for children