Poldark: The Four Swans : A Novel of Cornwall 1795-1797 (Series #06) (Paperback)

from arubabookwoman

The focus of this Poldark entry is on the four women in Ross's life, Demelza, Elizabeth, Caroline, and Morwenna. Morwenna has been married off to the despicable Osbourne Whitworth despite her love for Demelza's brother Drake, and the marriage is even more unhappy than we could have anticipated. D...

from MickyFine

This review will contain spoilers for previous novels in the series. In this sixth entry in the Poldark saga ramifications of past events begin to make themselves known. Morwenna Whitworth, who abhors her husband brings her sister, Rowella, to stay to aid her as Morwenna prepares to give birth t...

from fuzzi

This is a worthy entry into the Poldark saga. In this installment we continue to see the main characters grow, make possibly unwise choices/decisions, and interact with others. As always, the dialogue is real, the players are genuine, the situations plausible. There is enough politics and history...

from lhaines56

This was a book about the four main women in the saga--although it got a bit off base off and on I thought.

from KateSherrod

More than most historical fiction, this novel really seems to take as its theme the notion that it really sucked to be a woman in this period, but unlike, say, Edith Wharton, who is working from the women's point of view, The Four Swans (the title refers to the four most important women in series...