Jeremy Poldark: The Third Poldark Novel
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Tanning and foxing
Set against the rugged, windswept landscapes of late 18th-century Cornwall, Jeremy Poldark is the third instalment in Winston Graham's celebrated Poldark saga — a sweeping tale of passion, pride, and survival that finds its indomitable hero, Ross Poldark, facing his most devastating crisis yet. With his copper mine failing, his marriage to Demelza strained by grief and distance, and the spectre of a criminal trial threatening to strip him of everything he holds dear, Ross must summon every ounce of his fierce, defiant spirit to keep his world from crumbling. Graham's masterly prose weaves the personal and the political with breathtaking dexterity, painting a richly textured portrait of a society riven by class, injustice, and economic hardship. Where the earlier novels established the saga's romantic foundations, Jeremy Poldark deepens the drama considerably, presenting a darker, more psychologically complex Ross whose fate hangs on the loyalty of a community he has long championed. For readers already captivated by the Poldark world, this chapter raises the stakes irrevocably — and for those yet to discover it, it announces one of British fiction's most enduring and compelling heroes.
Author: Winston Graham
Format: Hardback
Genre: Historical fiction
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Tanning and foxing
Set against the rugged, windswept landscapes of late 18th-century Cornwall, Jeremy Poldark is the third instalment in Winston Graham's celebrated Poldark saga — a sweeping tale of passion, pride, and survival that finds its indomitable hero, Ross Poldark, facing his most devastating crisis yet. With his copper mine failing, his marriage to Demelza strained by grief and distance, and the spectre of a criminal trial threatening to strip him of everything he holds dear, Ross must summon every ounce of his fierce, defiant spirit to keep his world from crumbling. Graham's masterly prose weaves the personal and the political with breathtaking dexterity, painting a richly textured portrait of a society riven by class, injustice, and economic hardship. Where the earlier novels established the saga's romantic foundations, Jeremy Poldark deepens the drama considerably, presenting a darker, more psychologically complex Ross whose fate hangs on the loyalty of a community he has long championed. For readers already captivated by the Poldark world, this chapter raises the stakes irrevocably — and for those yet to discover it, it announces one of British fiction's most enduring and compelling heroes.