Dark Tides
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Dark Tides

  1. 496 pages
  2. English
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Dark Tides

About this book

#1 bestselling author Philippa Gregory returns with a novel of greed and desire set in the poverty and glamour of Restoration London, in the golden streets of Venice, and on the tensely contested frontier of early America. Midsummer Eve, 1670. Two unexpected visitors arrive at a shabby warehouse on the south side of the River Thames. The first is a wealthy nobleman seeking the lover he deserted twenty-one years earlier. Now James Avery has everything to offer: a fortune, a title, and the favour of the newly restored King Charles II. He believes that the warehouse's poor owner Alinor has the one thing he cannot buy – his son and heir. The second visitor is a beautiful widow from Venice in deepest mourning. She claims Alinor as her mother-in-law and tells her of the death of Rob – Alinor's son – drowned in the dark tides of the Venice lagoon. Meanwhile, Alinor's brother Ned, in faraway New England, is making a life for himself in the narrowing space between the jarring worlds of the English newcomers and the American Indians as they move towards inevitable war. Alinor writes to him that she knows – without doubt – that her son is alive and the widow is an imposter. But how can she prove it? Set in the poverty and glamour of Restoration London, in the golden streets of Venice, and on the tensely contested frontier of early America, this is a novel of greed and desire: for love, for wealth, for a child, and for home. Praise for Dark Tides: 'Superb... A searing portrait of a woman that resonates across the ages.' People 'A gripping novel... Fans of Gregory's works and of historicals in general will delight in this page-turning tale.' Library Journal (starred review)

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. 1. Midsummer Eve, 1670, London
  4. 2. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  5. 3. June 1670, London
  6. 4. June 1670, London
  7. 5. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  8. 6. June 1670, London
  9. 7. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  10. 8. June 1670, London
  11. 9. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  12. 10. June 1670, London
  13. 11. June 1670, London
  14. 12. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  15. 13. June 1670, London
  16. 14. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  17. 15. June 1670, London
  18. 16. June 1670, London
  19. 17. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  20. 18. June 1670, London
  21. 19. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  22. 20. June 1670, London
  23. 21. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  24. 22. June 1670, London
  25. 23. June 1670, Hadley, New England
  26. 24. June 1670, London
  27. 25. July 1670, London
  28. 26. August 1670, Hadley, New England
  29. 27. August 1670, London
  30. 28. August 1670, London
  31. 29. August 1670, London
  32. 30. September 1670, London
  33. 31. September 1670, Hadley, New England
  34. 32. September 1670, London
  35. 33. September 1670, Hadley, New England
  36. 34. September 1670, London
  37. 35. September 1670, Hadley, New England
  38. 36. September 1670, London
  39. 37. October 1670, Hadley, New England
  40. 38. October 1670, London
  41. 39. October 1670, London
  42. 40. October 1670, Hadley, New England
  43. 41. October 1670, London
  44. 42. October 1670, Hadley, New England
  45. 43. October 1670, London
  46. 44. October 1670, London
  47. 45. November 1670, London
  48. 46. November 1670, Hadley, New England
  49. 47. November 1670, London
  50. 48. November 1670, London
  51. 49. November 1670, Hadley, New England
  52. 50. November 1670, London
  53. 51. November 1670, London
  54. 52. November 1670, London
  55. 53. November 1670, Hadley, New England
  56. 54. November 1670, AT Sea
  57. 55. December 1670, London
  58. 56. December 1670, Venice
  59. 57. December 1670, London
  60. 58. December 1670, Venice
  61. 59. December 1670, Hadley, New England
  62. 60. December 1670, London
  63. 61. December 1670, Venice
  64. 62. December 1670, Hadley, New England
  65. 63. December 1670, Venice
  66. 64. December 1670, London
  67. 65. December 1670, Venice
  68. 66. December 1670, London
  69. 67. December 1670, Venice
  70. 68. December 1670, London
  71. 69. December 1670, Hadley, New England
  72. 70. December 1670, Venice
  73. 71. December 1670, London
  74. 72. December 1670, Venice
  75. 73. December 1670, London
  76. 74. December 1670, Venice
  77. 75. December 1670, London
  78. 76. December 1670, Venice
  79. 77. December 1670, London
  80. 78. December 1670, Venice
  81. 79. December 1670, London
  82. 80. December 1670, Venice
  83. 81. December 1670, Hadley, New England
  84. 82. December 1670, London
  85. 83. December 1670, Venice
  86. 84. December 1670, London
  87. 85. December 1670, Venice
  88. 86. December 1670, London
  89. 87. December 1670, Venice
  90. 88. December 1670, Hadley, New England
  91. 89. December 1670, London
  92. 90. December 1670, Venice
  93. 91. January 1671, Hadley, New England
  94. 92. January 1671, London
  95. 93. January 1671, at Sea
  96. 94. February 1671, Hadley, New England
  97. 95. February 1671, at Sea
  98. 96. February 1671, London
  99. 97. February 1671, St Clement Danes Church, London
  100. 98. February 1671, Hadley, New England
  101. Author’s Note
  102. ‘Tidelands’ Teaser
  103. About the Author
  104. Bibliography
  105. Copyright