Author Adrienne Morris

The Writing Life at Middlemay Farm

“There is a defined gulf Between credit and character If you doubt this, ask any banker; He will advise that character is nice But it is not collateral.” Evan Rhys

Portrait of Henry G. Marquand by John Singer Sargent
Portrait of Henry G. Marquand by John Singer Sargent

http://thegildedageera.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-henry-g-marquand-mansion-new-york.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Gurdon_Marquand

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Adrienne Morris is author of the epic novel The House on Tenafly Road (Historical Novel Society Editor’s Choice). “I love classic literary and historical fiction like Margaret Mitchell’s Gone with the Wind, Laila Ibrahim’s Yellow Crocus and Sara Gruen’s Water for Elephants and aim to give readers sweeping historical tales filled with characters to love, hate and sympathize with.” Adrienne lives on a small family farm with her mini horse and sheep.

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