Peg Kingman

Not Yet Drown'd

A novel of Tea, Opium, Bagpipe Music and the Hottest New Technology of 1822

“assured and supremely engaging. . . Extremely highly recommended.”
          Historical Novels Review

“Kingman tells a swashbuckler of a story. . . flashes of wit enliven an engaging yarn.”
          Boston Sunday Globe

“A debut novel to get lost in. . . [Kingman] weaves all sorts of intriguing threads into her sure-handed historical tapestry - mysterious happenings, the tea and opium trades, familial duty, and suspense.”
          Seattle Post-Intelligencer

“Kingman’s novel is mysterious, intriguing and just downright absorbing. . . smart and full of atmosphere. . . . The fact that the tale involves Scottish music, tea, and an ocean voyage in the 19th century makes it irresistible.”
          Boston Sunday Globe

“Lyric, romantic. . . a mystery as much as a love story - or rather several love stories. . . highly recommended. . .”
          Library Journal