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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About
My aim is to keep you turning pages well past bedtime with historical family sagas. Complex characters are my thing. I want to draw you into the lives of people you will love, hate and cry over. My goal is for history to come alive for you whether it be in a Civil War field hospital, an experimental Utopian society or in the dark-paneled rooms of Gilded Age socialites. If you like Gone with the Wind, Cold Mountain and Age of Innocence you may enjoy The Tenafly Road Series.
When not writing novels, you can find me knee-deep in farm muck.
 

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