Winston Graham

Bella Poldark is the twelfth and final book in the Poldark Saga following the adventures of the Poldark family and their neighbours in Cornwall, and as the title suggests, it follows the adventures of the youngest daughter, Isabella-Rose, affectionately known as Bella. Unfortunately, Bella's story ... Read the Post

The Twisted Sword is the eleventh book in the Poldark Saga following the adventures of the Poldark family and their neighbours in Cornwall. So much happens in this novel, it is going to be next to impossible to review it without revealing some major spoilers, so if you don't want to know what ... Read the Post

The Loving Cup is the tenth book in The Poldark Saga following the adventures of the Poldark family and their neighbours in Cornwall, and its title is derived from a small silver cup which is hidden in a cave along with the rest of the stagecoach loot. The cup is inscribed with the words Amor gignit ... Read the Post

The Miller's Dance is the ninth book in The Poldark Saga following the adventures of the Poldark family and their neighbours in Cornwall, however not much happens and it is spoiled somewhat by the lack of interesting characters. Much of the attention is on Stephen Carrington and his blossoming ... Read the Post

The Stranger from the Sea is pretty much a transitional novel as the adult versions of Jeremy and Clowance are introduced so they can take the Poldark family forward into a new century. Jeremy is a serious but intelligent young man who isn't afraid to embrace the new age of the industrial revolution ... Read the Post

The Angry Tide is the seventh book in the Poldark series and one which changes a lot of things. I'm getting a lot of hits from people who are curious about what happens in this series, so be warned this book contains major character deaths. After being elected as an MP in The Four Swans, Ross now ... Read the Post

While Ross is as prominent in The Four Swans as the previous books, the focus of this story is mainly on the women who Ross refers to as his swans: Demelza, Elizabeth, Caroline and Morwenna. Each of these ladies has their own cross to bear throughout this novel and the lion's share of character ... Read the Post

The Black Moon is another transitional book, in that a lot of new characters and scenarios are introduced which I presume will be a running theme throughout the rest of the series. The most significant of the new characters are the introduction of Demelza's brothers, Sam and Drake, who cause all ... Read the Post