The Romanov Prophecy by Steve Berry
Title: The Romanov Prophecy
Author: Steve Berry
Genre: Historical Fiction
# of pages: 400
Start date:
End date:
Borrowed/bought: borrowed
My rating of the book, F- [worst] to A [best]: B+
Description of the book: A new era has dawned for Russia. The government is looking to restore the monarchy by finding the closest relative by blood to the Romanov Dynasty. Our hero, Miles Lord, is an American Lawyer sent over by his employer to ensure there are no problems with the current background of the most likely contender, Stefan Baklanov. What Lord ends up finding out and entangling himself in is much more than he bargained for.
Review: A classically themed adventure for the adventurist and history buff in all of us. Rasputin's prophecies are used in the story extensively. I wonder if these prophecies were real or made up by the author? Hmm, this would be a fun research project.
Last read of 2010!
Author: Steve Berry
Genre: Historical Fiction
# of pages: 400
Start date:
End date:
Borrowed/bought: borrowed
My rating of the book, F- [worst] to A [best]: B+
Description of the book: A new era has dawned for Russia. The government is looking to restore the monarchy by finding the closest relative by blood to the Romanov Dynasty. Our hero, Miles Lord, is an American Lawyer sent over by his employer to ensure there are no problems with the current background of the most likely contender, Stefan Baklanov. What Lord ends up finding out and entangling himself in is much more than he bargained for.
Review: A classically themed adventure for the adventurist and history buff in all of us. Rasputin's prophecies are used in the story extensively. I wonder if these prophecies were real or made up by the author? Hmm, this would be a fun research project.
Last read of 2010!