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Peg Kingman
Peg Kingman is the author of The Great Unknown, Not Yet Drown’d and Original Sins: A Novel of Slavery & Freedom. She worked for many years as a technical writer and a tea merchant. She lives in northern California.
Books by Peg Kingman
Not Yet Drown'd: A Novel
Peg Kingman
Hardback, 2007
A mysterious parcel propels a young Scottish widow on a perilous quest to the far side of the world.Original Sins: A Novel of Slavery & Freedom
Peg Kingman
Hardback, 2010
Why would a runaway Virginia slave—having built a rewarding life in the East Indies as a silk merchant—risk everything by returning to America in 1840, eighteen years after taking her freedom?Not Yet Drown'd: A Novel
Peg Kingman
Paperback, 2008
"A swashbuckler of a story…Kingman's flashes of wit enliven an engaging yarn." —Boston GlobeThe Great Unknown: A Novel
Peg Kingman
Hardback, 2020
“Brilliantly evocative. Kingman blends an Austen-esque wit and psychological insight with a grasp of early evolutionary theories worthy of A.S. Byatt and Patrick O’Brian.”—Andrea BarrettNot Yet Drown'd: A Novel
Peg Kingman
E Book, 2010
"A swashbuckler of a story…Kingman's flashes of wit enliven an engaging yarn." —Boston GlobeOriginal Sins: A Novel of Slavery & Freedom
Peg Kingman
E Book, 2010
Why would a runaway Virginia slave—having built a rewarding life in the East Indies as a silk merchant—risk everything by returning to America in 1840, eighteen years after taking her freedom?The Great Unknown: A Novel
Peg Kingman
E Book, 2020
“Brilliantly evocative. Kingman blends an Austen-esque wit and psychological insight with a grasp of early evolutionary theories worthy of A.S. Byatt and Patrick O’Brian.”—Andrea BarrettOriginal Sins: A Novel of Slavery & Freedom
Peg Kingman
Paperback, 2010
Why would a runaway Virginia slave—having built a rewarding life in the East Indies as a silk merchant—risk everything by returning to America in 1840, eighteen years after taking her freedom?