Both George and Ross deserved to know how and why she died but Dwight Enys kept her deathbed confession to himself. punished for his ignorance which led to her death. Martin, Graham has the ability to make his most unlikable characters sympathetic to the reader but I still feel cheated where Warleggan is concerned.Īnother plot thread that I wanted to see resolved was the death of Elizabeth.

I think the Poldark fans deserved to have an appropriate closure concerning George Warleggan. Surely the villainous George Warleggan deserved to pay for his many sins of omission and commission. I was hoping the final book would tie up a few loose ends and I'm very disappointed that this didn't happen. The author has once again researched his subject thoroughly and I learned a great deal about the entertainment industry during that era. I wish I could've found Bella's story more interesting but young adults would probably find Bella's story fascinating and entertaining. She's also quite precocious and has men falling in love with her at the tender age of 13. She has inherited her mother's love of music and has her heart set on becoming a famous opera diva.

If real life hadn't dared to interfere I probably would've finished long before now.Īfter 12 books I've grown so attached to these characters that it will be difficult to leave them behind even though the thought of reading something new and different is a very healing balm.īella Poldark focuses on the trials and tribulations of Ross and Demelza's youngest daughter. 'If you are fan of historical fiction and Austen-like stories, you must check out Ross Poldark.I finally finished the 12th and last book in the Poldark series. ' Ross Poldark is an excellent book full of romance, adventure, and accurate depictions of the fallibilities of the human race.' - Laura’s Reviews Definitely a must read for historical fiction fans and even for those just looking for a good story and series to sink into! Highly recommended!' - Peeking Between The Pages 'This novel is so much about the characters living within its pages, the time period, and the setting of Cornwall. 'The thing that has always made these books stand out from the crowd is the way in which Winston Graham’s characters just overflow with humanity in all its forms.

Ross Poldark is rich with memorable characters and vivid scenes of Cornwall life in the late 18th-century.' - Austenprose 'Some of the most memorable passages deal with insights into human nature that readers of Jane Austen will appreciate.

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