Brian John
Rebecca and the Angels
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Awdur: Brian John
ISBN: 9780905559834
Dyddiad Cyhoeddi: 27 Hydref 2004
Cyhoeddwr: Greencroft Books, Trefdraeth
Fformat: Clawr Meddal, 210 x 148 mm, 432 tudalen
Iaith: Saesneg
♥ Llyfr Saesneg y Mis: Ionawr 2005
Pedwerydd rhan saga yn adrodd hanes meistres ystad yng ngogledd sir Benfro sy'n canfod ei hun mewn trafferthion dyfnion oherwydd ei chydymdeimlad a'i chysylltiad â gweithgareddau terfysgoedd Beca. Dilyniant i On Angel Mountain, House of Angels a Dark Angel. 1 llun du-a-gwyn ac 1 map.
Bywgraffiad Awdur:
Brian John turned to fiction in 2001 after 40 years of writing on many topics, ranging from university texts to collections of Welsh jokes. He completed his Saga of five volumes about Martha Morgan in 2005.
Gwybodaeth Bellach:
This is the fourth novel in the acclaimed "Angel Mountain" series. Before publication it was already a success, and it has now been reprinted. Because the book deals with the Rebecca Riots, it is attracting a new readership – on top of the "cult following" which the series already has among readers in Wales and further afield.
In this book the heroine, Mistress Martha Morgan, is middle aged, and while she is not exactly at a loose end, she decides that she wants to make the world a better place. Almost inevitably, she gets sucked into the intrigues and the violence associated with the Rebecca Riots. The story – which is the most popular one yet among faithful readers of the saga – interweaves the happenings in the lives of Martha's family and servants with the great social and political upheavals of the day. There are many moments of pathos and high drama – but also a good deal of humour, for whatever life flings at her, Mistress Martha always comes up smiling...
In this book the heroine, Mistress Martha Morgan, is middle aged, and while she is not exactly at a loose end, she decides that she wants to make the world a better place. Almost inevitably, she gets sucked into the intrigues and the violence associated with the Rebecca Riots. The story – which is the most popular one yet among faithful readers of the saga – interweaves the happenings in the lives of Martha's family and servants with the great social and political upheavals of the day. There are many moments of pathos and high drama – but also a good deal of humour, for whatever life flings at her, Mistress Martha always comes up smiling...