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In this, the fourth installment of the Poldark series, George Warleggan intersects further into the Poldark circle. Fortunately, the book still centers around Ross and Demelza, with Dr. Dwight Enys continuing as a very important secondary story line. If one were to judge Ross and Dwight on their merits--I think Dwight comes out as the more honorable. Because of the superb writing, the characters act in ways that are completely within the boundaries of plausibility. The events and actions may occasionally surprise the reader, but they are completely believable and in retrospect, predictable. I found myself especially connecting on an emotional level with Demelza, more so in this book than the 3 previous. As she was angry and hurt, I was angry and hurt. And as she began to relax, I also began to relax. As a fan of the 21st century Poldark TV series--there are a number of scenes that I especially look forward to watching onscreen. "Ross in a rage" will be that much more powerful in the capable hands and eyes of actor Aidan Turner.


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After watching the PBS Poldark series which covers the first two books by Winston Graham I purchased the third and fourth books and have enjoyed them also. Sometimes the way they speak is hard to understand though and I find myself reading a sentence a couple of times.
Winston Graham series. Enjoyed the TV program which actually stayed pretty true to the books. Currently on book 5 and they are slow but steady and the characters hold my interest, however I have a huge capacity for what bores others. Have read quite a few novels in the 1780 through Napoleonic wars, particularly those dealing with the British Navy. While these are more of a domestic tale, the period is interesting to me.
I enjoyed reading this series years ago. My husband watched the new TV version and enjoys this type of historical fiction, so I bought him the first two books. But after reading those two he told me not to bother buying the rest in the series. He complained that everything was always going wrong with the Poldarks vs. the Warleggans. Just when you think things will turn for Poldark there's another set back. I remembered that being an issue for me too and that it continues all through the entire series. Maybe not enough satisfaction for all readers.
I have now read 4 of the Poldark books - I loved the first book and the second, third book was a bit frustrating, but by the 4th book I wanted to knock all their heads together, especially Ross! While I think this author writes excellent books, I'm tired of Ross' ridiculous obsession with Elizabeth, who comes across as a very cold, calculating woman, at the cost of his relationship with the woman he actually married, who could jump over Elizabeth's head any day of the week. Now I need to give this series a rest - don't know if I'll come back to read any more - when is it going to end??
I'm hooked now on the Poldark saga, and am working my way through the 12 books. Have to order from UK for books 4-12, so plan time for the shipping. Warleggan will be covered in Season 2 on Masterpiece Theatre, so if you want to know what's coming, read this. The TV series is much more detailed than the 1970s version, but still only covers part of the depth in the books. There are actions here that will echo through to the last book. This is a clan and a saga that deserves to be ready by lots of folk who like well crafted historical fiction.
I liked the recent TV production so I decided to try the first book. I loved it, wished it wouldn't end, and luckily there are several more books. You will get to know and sympathize with these characters and one book will draw you to the next. I imagine, in a year or two, I will reread them. Oh, and I've gotten a couple of other people hooked on them.
I love the Poldark series. I think the author is very creative and adds interesting events to make it captivating and truly interesting. Also, there is a spectrum of great characters that are so colorful and engaging that one wants to know more. I love Demelza, I love the way she loves Ross, her life, who she is and how she approaches things, her strength and beliefs. So when Ross did what he did, it almost broke my heart. I was heartbroken with her. I was betrayed by Ross. I loved Ross, for the rebel he was, for the person who helped his poor and hardworking tenants. I do understand, Elizabeth was his love and was denied him, but really? It was too much to handle to be betrayed by a character like that. I know his life was not easy, constantly fighting for survival, but he had a loving wife, a child, a place to live, people who loved him and looked up to him, work and trust. So sad.
In this, the fourth installment of the Poldark series, George Warleggan intersects further into the Poldark circle. Fortunately, the book still centers around Ross and Demelza, with Dr. Dwight Enys continuing as a very important secondary story line. If one were to judge Ross and Dwight on their merits--I think Dwight comes out as the more honorable. Because of the superb writing, the characters act in ways that are completely within the boundaries of plausibility. The events and actions may occasionally surprise the reader, but they are completely believable and in retrospect, predictable. I found myself especially connecting on an emotional level with Demelza, more so in this book than the 3 previous. As she was angry and hurt, I was angry and hurt. And as she began to relax, I also began to relax. As a fan of the 21st century Poldark TV series--there are a number of scenes that I especially look forward to watching onscreen. "Ross in a rage" will be that much more powerful in the capable hands and eyes of actor Aidan Turner.