Winston Graham
Winston Graham was a British author known for his historical fiction, particularly the Poldark series. His notable works include "Ross Poldark," "The Angry Tide," "The Stranger from the Sea," and "Bella Poldark," which explore themes of love, conflict, and social change in 18th-century Cornwall. The Poldark series has gained significant popularity and has been adapted into television dramas.
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Books by Winston Graham
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Bella Poldark
by Winston Graham
4.3(4,251)
In 1818 Cornwall, Bella Poldark navigates the rugged coast and the dazzling European theater, balancing family legacy with her own desires as the Poldark saga concludes.
The Stranger from the Sea
by Winston Graham
4.1(5,081)
In 1810, the Poldark family's hope for Ross's return is overshadowed when Jeremy's sea rescue of Stephen Carrington ignites forbidden love and resentment, changing Clowance and Jeremy's lives forever.
Ross Poldark
by Winston Graham
4.1(25,908)
Returning scarred from war, Ross Poldark finds his inheritance in ruins and his beloved engaged, forcing him to rebuild his life and mine amidst the rugged Cornish landscape and the unexpected affections of a spirited scullery maid.
The Angry Tide
by Winston Graham
4.4(6,122)
Ross Poldark navigates London politics and his marriage in Cornwall. The feud with George Warleggan and the forbidden love of Morwenna and Drake threaten to cause new conflicts.