The third and final book of this series agin managed to continue the saga without missing a beat! I was surprised to see the author do such a marvelous job of connecting the three tales. Very well developed story with plenty of suspense and excitement. The girl goes in search for her father whom she finds to (She hopes ) be alive in a Russian prisoner of war camp inside the then communist Soviet Union. I actually was sorry when it ended. The ending does leave the possibility for the saga to continue! So I'll keep checking and hoping...... I really enjoyed Lydia and crew's return to Russia. I loved Liev and Elena finding one another and getting a chance at a happy ending, I really must say that was my favorite part of the whole book. I wish things had turned out differently with Jens, especially since I read the prequel first and grew rather fond of him in that book. I was not too crazy about the ending of this book, but it did more or less tie up loose ends and leave the reader satisfied.
A little long-winded, but still a good story. A lot of suspense in Communist Russia in the 1920's
—spooky81
Good read. Learned about life in the early 1930s in Russia...
—Bieberfvr
The sequal to The Russian Concubine.
—Madii
#3 - ditto
—honey
