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Iris Gower is a novelist born in 1935 who was based in Swansea.

The historical romances that she has written are set inside of Swansea and Gower in South Wales. Her real name is Iris Davies. She was born in Mumbles and resided in Derwen Fawr, a part of Swansea. She had four adult children. Her husband was Tudor Davies and he was her husband for 48 years. He passed away in 2002 after suffering a stroke. She would later live with her partner Peter.

Since starting writing, she has been acknowledged as one of the top selling authors in the country. She was given an MA in creative writing by Cardiff University. She also has an Honorary Fellowship that she obtained from the University of Wales in Swansea.

She has written many books throughout the course of her career, publishing around forty books. She was 75 years old when she passed. She died at Singleton Hospital in Swansea on July 20, 2010.

Firebird is the first book in the Potter’s series by Iris Gower. If you have been looking for something new and interesting to enjoy, check out this debut in the series and see what you think.

Lilnos Savage was just a young girl when she discovered that she was in charge of the family pottery. As she did her best to keep the business going, she found that she had a lot of problems to get over. This included the untimely death of her mother as well as the plotting of Philip Morton Edwards, who was known by everyone in Swansea for being a rich and powerful owner of a rival pottery.

When her father comes back from fighting Napoleon in France and was badly wounded, it should have been a happy reunion. Instead, his being there only made things more difficult. Can she soldier through and make it?

Making her world even more complicated are the two men in her life. These include Eynon Morton Edwards, the son of Philip. He is a sympathetic figure who was gentle and became her closest friend, but ended up being despised by his father. Then there is the exotic outsider Joe who came from, the result of an unlikely union between an English business man and a Native American squaw.

Lilnos grew up and did her best to cope with running the pottery. At the same time, she is dealing with the hatred from the Morton Edwards family. Her efforts to push her own feelings down seem to be working, as she tries to contend with how she feels about the man who seemed to be her most unlikely suitor.

The result is a wonderful story that is filled with riches, poverty, love and tragedy. Check it out to see what you think.

Dream Catcher is the second book in the Potter’s series by Iris Gower. If you are a fan of similar authors such as Rosie Goodwin or Dilly Court, then you will really enjoy this saga from this bestselling author. Readers love this book and you might too!

Unexpected events could end up destroying not only her marriage, but her life. Lilnos Savage is about to have a wedding. She is the young savior of the Savage Pottery. She is getting married to Joe Mainwaring, and the news of their wedding is filling Swansea, a small sea front town, with tons of gossip.

Joe has always been viewed as an outsider and a foreigner by the elite of Swansea. When Lilnos’s father passes away after having endured a long illness, she feels completely devastated. The grief she is feeling ends up turning over to fear. That’s when Joe is accused of the murder of his father in law by the doctor in town. As a result, he is locked up along with debtors and thieves.

Among the filth and the dirt, Joe ends up making friends with an older man. This sets off a series of events in which the marriage could be destroyed as well as the lives of Lilnos and Joe. This second novel is a great sequel and one that you won’t want to miss. It’s great for reading in summer or just sharing with your local book club. Check out Dream Catcher by Iris Gower to find out more.