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The Angry Tide (Poldark, #7)

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The Angry Tide - #7

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Oct 27, 2015 Barbara Helen Plumb rated it it was amazing

Shelves: historical-fiction

This is a re-read for me and I enjoyed every word of it. I always find it surprising when revisiting a novel or a movie as the years have past my attitudes to the stories has changed. Different things appeal and others fail to irritate. Even my moral compass seems to have shifted, perhaps I am less judgemental as i have aged. I certainly see things differently as a mother of adult children to when I was the mother of very young children.
And so it was with this book. Elizabeth, (and Ross) who I j ...more

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Aug 05, 2015 Debbie rated it really liked it

Shelves: fiction, historical-fiction

My affection for Poldark started when I was about 12 and I watched the original Masterpiece theater on PBS. About four years ago I got nostalgic and re-watched the whole series and started reading the books. When I found out that the BBC had cast my favorite sexy dwarf as Poldark in a new production of course I was excited. Well, season one is now over, so I decided to pick up the last book I had been reading where I left off years ago. Did I really get through six of those books back then? I gu ...more

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Jan 17, 2017 Lori rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

"The Angry Tide" continues the storylines from previous Poldark novels, with Ross now a member of Parliament. There is a good chunk of the book that takes place in London, as seen through a visiting Demelza's eyes. I could have done with a little less of London, but overall, I loved this book, and I loved the characters' pronouncements on life, love, marriage and death. The last part of the book ties up several ongoing storylines, as the 18th century draws to a close and another century dawns, a ...more

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Nov 16, 2016 Trisha rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: classics, drama_family, drama, historical, epic, favourites, adaptation, reviewed, era_1700-1899

A book no less epic than its predecessors. I am going to miss this lot so much.

There were many things to like in this book, and a few to be sad about. I ended up forgiving Elizabeth and almost feeling sorry for another abhorred character.

So many emotions and attachments to these..."people". Aka fictional characters! They feel like friends and enemies to me.

There's more to read, with 5 further books. But this book marks the end of a truly engrossing era.

*sniffle* I love you guys!!!! Don't leave m ...more

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