The Summer Country: A Sweeping Victorian Epic of Family Secrets, Slave Rebellion, and Betrayal in Colonial Barbados
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The Summer Country: A Sweeping Victorian Epic of Family Secrets, Slave Rebellion, and Betrayal in Colonial Barbados

by Lauren Willig

Fiction Historical Fiction
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In colonial Barbados, the past refuses to stay buried. Against the backdrop of Victorian society and slave rebellion, family secrets, betrayal, and divided loyalties converge in a sweeping historical epic about the forces that shape families and define their legacies.

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Set against the world of Victorian-era colonial Barbados, this sweeping epic explores the forces shaping families and communities under extraordinary pressure.

Family secrets lie at the heart of a story marked by betrayal, divided loyalties, and buried histories.

The shadow of slave rebellion adds historical urgency and emotional depth to this portrait of colonial society.

With its blend of family drama and historical conflict, the novel offers an immersive journey through a turbulent chapter of the past.

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