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Humanitarian and social critic Dr. Martin Granger is dead. Was it a tragic accident, or a horrible murder? The principle witness in the case is Astrid Cain, a journalist out to expose him as a monster hiding under the sackcloth of sainthood. But there is another witness, an unknown lurker in the gloom.

Spanning nearly a century--from the birth of Romanticism to the threshold of Modernism--A Tale of the Wind tells of an extraordinary dynasty of women--mother, daughter, and granddaughter--who struggle with the conventions of morality. Expert historical research and fictional drama make this a glorious "big read" in the tradition of Colleen McCullough.

Dinah Mitchell is saddened when she learns her favorite opera star, Vardis Wolf, has been poisoned especially when she discovers that the woman behind the beautiful voice was her natural mother. Dinah journeys into the dark world of genius, driven to find out the truth about the singer's life and death. Four people closest to Vardis, including her husband, have come forth separately to confess to the murder. Dinah becomes absorbed in their fascinating lives and shared past a past that forces her to cope with the painful reality of her mother's nature and the truth of her own convictions.

Humanitarian and social critic Dr. Martin Granger is dead. Was it a tragic accident, or a horrible murder? The principle witness in the case is Astrid Cain, a journalist out to expose him as a monster hiding under the sackcloth of sainthood. But there is another witness, an unknown lurker in the gloom