The Fairmile Series by Philippa Gregory - 3 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Tidelands
Dark Tides
Dawnlands

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Age Range: Adult

Overview
Discover the sweeping Fairmile Series by New York Times bestselling author Philippa Gregory, collected in one brand-new 3-book paperback set. Beginning with Tidelands, continuing through Dark Tides, and concluding with Dawnlands, this saga follows Alinor and her descendants across turbulent decades of English history, from civil war and witchcraft accusations to colonial struggles and royal rebellion. Rich with period detail, this collection is a must-have for historical fiction fans and a thoughtful gift for immersive, character-driven storytelling.

About the Books
The Fairmile Series traces one family's fortunes across seventeenth-century England and beyond, anchored by Alinor Reekie, a herbalist and midwife whose resilience carries the story through decades of upheaval. Tidelands opens in 1648 during the English Civil War, as Alinor, trapped in poverty and an abusive marriage, encounters a fugitive on the treacherous marshes and is drawn into a web of danger, superstition, and forbidden love. Dark Tides picks up the story twenty-one years later in 1670, following Alinor's grown children as old secrets resurface in London and her brother Ned seeks justice across the Atlantic in colonial New England. Dawnlands closes the trilogy in 1685, as England teeters on renewed civil war and Alinor's family becomes entangled in royal intrigue and rebellion. Across all three novels, Gregory blends meticulous historical research with emotionally resonant storytelling. Themes of survival, family loyalty, and the shifting roles of women recur throughout, giving the series lasting depth. Readers who enjoy character-driven historical fiction will find this collection rewarding, as Gregory brings the marshes of southern England, the docks of London, and colonial America vividly to life.

Key Benefits

• Complete 3-book Fairmile Series set: Tidelands, Dark Tides, and Dawnlands
• Written by Philippa Gregory, a New York Times bestselling historical fiction author
• Brand-new paperback copies, perfect for gifting or building a home library
• A multi-generational saga spanning civil war England, colonial America, and royal rebellion
• Ideal gift for birthdays, holidays, or book club picks
• Compact paperback format that's easy to read, travel with, and shelve

Book-by-Book Guide
Tidelands — Set in 1648 during the English Civil War, this novel follows Alinor, a herbalist and midwife, as a chance encounter with a fugitive on the marshes changes her life forever.
Dark Tides — Picking up twenty-one years later in 1670, this installment follows Alinor's children as long-buried secrets resurface in London and across the Atlantic in colonial New England.
Dawnlands — Set in 1685, the trilogy concludes as Alinor's family is drawn into political rebellion and royal intrigue during a period of renewed civil unrest in England.

About the Author
Philippa Gregory is a New York Times bestselling author and one of the world's leading historical novelists, widely known for The Other Boleyn Girl and The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels. A recognized authority on women's history, Gregory has spent decades researching the lives of women whose stories are often left out of traditional histories. Her novels are celebrated for combining meticulous research with compelling, character-driven narratives. With the Fairmile Series, Gregory turns her attention to an ordinary family swept up in extraordinary events, showcasing her skill at bringing overlooked corners of history vividly to life.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This brand-new 3-book paperback set delivers a complete, emotionally rich historical saga in one convenient collection. Whether you're stocking a summer reading list, choosing a thoughtful birthday gift, or building your home library, the Fairmile Series offers immersive storytelling, unforgettable characters, and Philippa Gregory's signature historical depth from start to finish.

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