Ross Poldark: A Novel of Cornwall, 1783-1787 (The Poldark Saga, 1)
A man returns to Cornwall after war to reclaim his legacy amid hardship, love, and the shifting fortunes of 1780s England.
About This Book
This novel introduces readers to the rugged landscapes and social complexities of Cornwall during the late eighteenth century.
The story centers on themes of family, resilience, and personal reinvention in a changing world.
Winston Graham paints a vivid portrait of rural life, economic hardship, and human relationships.
The narrative explores the challenges faced by individuals striving to rebuild after personal and societal upheaval.
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