The Miller's Dance A Novel of Cornwall, 1812-1813 by Winston Graham

The Poldark Saga #9

The Miller’s Dance, the ninth novel in Winston Graham’s Poldark series, is set in Cornwall in the early nineteenth century and shifts much of its attention towards the younger generation of the Poldark family. Ross and Demelza Poldark remain central figures, but their children are now coming of age and beginning to make their own choices in matters of love, ambition, family and independence. Against a backdrop of social and political change, the novel explores the complicated relationships between the Poldarks, Warleggans and those around them, blending romance, family tensions, personal rivalries and questions of loyalty. With its vivid portrayal of Cornwall and its richly drawn characters, The Miller’s Dance continues the Poldark saga while marking an important transition from the experiences of one generation to the next.