A review by d_night
Demelza: A Novel of Cornwall, 1788–1790 by Winston Graham

4.0

I have to say Winston Graham is really good at what he does. I like the way he writes female characters. Some people as so contrived when they design them, however his seem real. I feel like I could find these women with these emotions somewhere out there.

I was irritated at once point in the book. I felt like the fight between Ross and Francis was blamed too much on Demelza, and that could have simply been out of Ross's inability to see his part to play. I really could argue this point all day, but I won't.

Though I didn't cry at the tragedy at the end of this volume, I was very touch. I really am enjoying the developments in Ross's and Demelza's marriage.

Again any sexual content was tame and tastefully done (sorry this is just a huge reason I will drop a book. Not into it). The profanity wasn't terrible and to the time. I hate when modern authors insert F bombs and GD's everywhere. (I do understand this was written in the 1940's, however my point still stands). This is another huge thing that will cause me not to read or finish a book and I quite appreciated the lack of this.