Rasputin's Daughter: A Novel: 2 (Romanov Novel) - Softcover

Employ[s] the fast pace of a thriller and the ability to make a remote historical episode personal to the reader. (Booklist)

The combination of Alexander's research and his rich characterizations produces an engaging historical fiction that offers a Rasputin who is neither beast nor saint, but merely, compellingly human. (Publishers Weekly)

For readers who like their juicy scandals topped with a hearty dollop of history, Alexander serves up a satisfying portrait of a court in its last throes of decadence and intrigue. (The Washington Post)

Interrogated by the provisional government of revolutionary Russia on the details of her father's death, Maria, the daughter of Rasputin, remembers her father's powerful influence over the throne, her struggles over the discovery of his true nature, and the numerous threats to his life. By the author of The Kitchen Boy. Reader's Guide available. Reprint. 100,000 first printing.