The Granville Legacy

The Granville Sisters Trilogy #3

by Una-Mary Parker

The final volume in the spellbinding Granville saga - It is 1946. The war is over, but England is still a dark and gloomy place. The Granvilles' magnificent Mayfair house is a bomb site. Nevertheless, ambitious Liza Granville cannot accept that life for England's upper classes will never be the same again. As the various members of the Granville family struggle to come to terms with their changed circumstances, family loyalties are strained and sibling relationships tested . . .

Genres: Family Saga

252 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Una-Mary Parker, now in her mid-eighties, has always had a passion for writing, working in Fleet Street and later as social editor for British magazine, Tatler. Her sensational debut novel, RICHES, was published to outstanding critical acclaim and became an international bestseller.

Her novels are aimed to attract women who relish romance, intrigue and passion. Now, nearly thirty years later, RICHES and Una-Mary's other hugely popular best sellers are entering the digital world and are being released as ebooks by renowned publisher Headline.

Reviews

[Carina Montenegro gonzales · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this one. Kept my attention went in lot's of different directions... in a good way

[MBenzz · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was very pleased with this trilogy. I don't normally read books that take place outside the U.S., but this was a great family saga. I'm also glad to see that she had an editor for this book, unlike the second one. There were only a few grammatical errors in this one, but not NEARLY as many as the previous...much better.

I'm not going to summarize this book because you really need to read the first two to understand what's going on, but if you like family saga's, war, love, tragedy, betrayal, and London, then I definitely recommend this threesome of books. They were VERY entertaining, and I'm sooo glad I read them.

[Georgie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really not happy with the ending in this book. Left me angry actually. Not that I wanted a soppy ending with everything tied up neatly in a bow, just an ending. I feel it was left in mid air and it made me unsettled.

[Robin · Rating 4 out of 5]

better than first but not as good as second. all in all a decent historical family saga. there were a few editorial errors. nicely wraps up all the plot lines. a decent read.

[Myersakrawiec · Rating 4 out of 5]

Completion of the trilogy about the Granville sisters post-WWII. Not the most intellectual book, but a very enjoyable read as the author really drew the reader into this family.