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The Winds Of Tara Does an Admirable Job As a Sequel to a Classic "We call it Tara, after my father's home in Ireland". With this joyful proclamation in the first chapter of The Winds of Tara, Scarlett O'Hara Butler returns to her beloved home. In the illusive and much sought after novel by Katherine Pinotti, the essence and spirit of Gone With the Wind is alive and well. Loyal fans who have longed to recapture the fascination and enchantment of the world that is Tara can finally find satisfaction. Ms. Pinotti stays true to the original characters that Margaret Mitchell gifted us with in her masterpiece using a matching approach and overall mood in her new story. As the cover states, "The Saga Lives On"! [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Winds of Tara
Winds of Tara is a wonderful book. Martha Mitchell foundation should ask Winds of Tara be published and made into a movie sequel of Gone with the Wind. It would surely be better than anything else since the original Gone with the Wind. Hoping and wishing Winds of Tara finally makes it to the USA. If you are a Windy read Winds of Tara.