Poldark Saga: Jeremy Poldark: A Novel of Cornwall, 1790-1791 (Paperback)

from Beammey

So, for me, this was the worst of the three books I've read thus far. That's not to say I didn't enjoy it (because I did!) or that I thought the writing had gone down hill (It hadn't!) it was just the story like, I reckon. I couldn't get into it as much as I did with the first two books. I would ...

from Joanne53

The 3rd volume in the Poldark series by Winston Graham kept my interest and I am inpatiently waiting for the next 2 volumes to arrive. Not available on Kindle! Historical fiction and romance at it's best, plus I have learned quite a bit on 18th century tin and copper mining in Cornwall, England.

from MickyFine

As Ross faces the realities of a public trial for his alleged role in scavenging of two shipwrecks and the murder of a Warleggan cousin he must come to grips with the possibility that he might leave his wife a highly indebted widow. Meanwhile, Demelza uses all of the charm at her disposal to atte...

from lynelle.clark.5

After watching the TV series, I was determined to read the entire book-series and so far enjoy the books just as much. In it I got to know the characters and had my favourites too; forming a perfect picture in my mind of life back in the late 1700s. Once I read the books, the characters becam...

from arubabookwoman

The compelling saga of the Poldarks continues. The novel opens with Ross on trial for allegedly helping in the "riot" related to looting of a vessel shipwrecked on the shores of his beach. Ross and George Warleggan continue as bitter enemies, with George seeking to ruin Ross in any way he can, as...