The Miller's Dance

by Winston Graham

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Set in the shifting rhythms of rural life, this novel follows the Miller’s household as love, ambition, and long-buried tensions ripple through a close-knit community. Against the backdrop of changing seasons and social pressures, characters are drawn into choices that test loyalty and reshape their futures. With its richly observed setting and emotionally resonant storytelling, the book explores themes of inheritance, resilience, and the quiet costs of desire. Winston Graham’s distinctive, character-driven style brings history and atmosphere to vivid life, making every turn of the plot feel both intimate and inevitable.

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Doubleday

Published Jan 1, 1983

372 pages

ISBN: 9780385184052

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First Published

1976

Language

eng

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