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Maria McCann

    Maria McCann is an English novelist celebrated for her immersive historical fiction. Her work delves into the lives of individuals in past centuries of England, from the English Civil War to the 1670s, with remarkable detail and insight. McCann explores complex relationships, dark family secrets, and the social dynamics of her chosen eras. Her prose is distinguished by its rich language and profound understanding of human psychology, offering readers an authentic and compelling journey into historical settings.

    Rotes Glas. Roman. Aus d. Engl. v. Franziska Wirth
    The Wilding
    As Meat Loves Salt
    Ace, king, knave
    • Sophia - rational, demure, and hiding a 'little weakness' - has recently married the charismatic Edward. But Edward has secrets of his own and Sophia comes to suspect that her marriage is not what it seems. In cramped rooms in Covent Garden, Betsy-Ann shuffles a pack of cards. A gambler, dealer in second-hand goods and living with a grave robber, her life could not be more different to Sophia's - but she too discovers that she's been lied to. As both women take steps to discover the truth, their lives come together through a dramatic series of events.

      Ace, king, knave
    • As Meat Loves Salt

      • 548 pages
      • 20 hours of reading
      3.9(5256)Add rating

      Set in 1640s England. Royalist manservant Jacob Cullen is a man who must step outside the law, outside the state and outside the established order of things for his only prospect of happiness.

      As Meat Loves Salt
    • A novel of secrets and revenge within a seventeenth-century English family. Under the pretence of his cider business, Jonathan visits his newly widowed aunt and there meets her unruly servant girl, Tamar, who soon reveals that she has secrets of her own...

      The Wilding
    • Der junge Jacob Cullen, ein Anhänger Cromwells, muss Frondienste leisten, um die Schulden seines Vaters abzutragen. Vor seiner Hochzeit mit Caro wird er des Mordes an einem Königstreuen beschuldigt und muss fliehen. Ein spannender Roman über Leidenschaft und Abenteuer im Englischen Bürgerkrieg.

      Rotes Glas. Roman. Aus d. Engl. v. Franziska Wirth