The Winds of God

Very disappointed that I spent extra money on a book rated as ‘very good’ when the condition is quite a bit poorer and closer to good or even slightly less than in my opinion.

I love historical, romantical novels. Mixed with Catholic/Protestant controversy, makes this more interesting. I would highly recommend this book, I certainly enjoyed it.

The book was in good condition and "The Wakefield Dynasty" is a series I would recommend to everyone who enjoys this period in time it is written. Very interesting story of a family of many generations and their problems and achievements.

Not too long ago, I started reading Gilbert Morris' House of Winslow series and was absolutely enthralled. Once I got through all the books I own from that series, I was delighted to discover the Wakefield Dynasty series. Unlike a lot of other series, the plot always returns to England.In The Winds of God, I was thouroughly impressed at the good transition from Book 1 to Book 2. Continuing the theme of Catholicism versus Protestantism, Morris entertainingly weaves a great story into this important part of England's history while taking time to examine the effects that hatred can have on a person's life. So pull up a chair, sit down and enjoy the tale of Myles, Hannanah and especially Robin Wakefield.