The Concubine's Secret - Kate Furnivall Reviews
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Newest Review: ... to return to Russia with her half brother Alexi and find Jens Friis, her Danish father who has spend 18 years in a Communist ... more
... work camp.
The story in this novel starts off with Lydia and Alexi returning to Russia in the company of a Cossak protector. Their aim is to find Jens Friis and somehow rescue him from the workcamp.
Lydia leaves behind her lover a communist soldier fighting the battle for Mao in China but secretly hopes to find him again.
The story follows the hunt of Lydia and Alexi for their father across communist Russia. What lengths will they go to to rescue their father and is it even possible?
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Customer The Concubine's Secret - Kate Furnivall Reviews (1)
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This book is the sequal to "The Russian Concubine" by Kate Furnivall and I would recommend reading that before you start this one as the characters and a lot of the story follow on from that book! The story is set in the early 20th Century in the 1920s. The main character Lydia is a Russian who grew up in China after her mother was expelled from Russia during the revolution with nothing but the clothes on her back. Lydia grew up thinking that her father had been shot by the Russian militants but found out (in the previous novel) that he was actually alive. Following the death of her mother at the end of the first novel she resolves to ... Read the complete review
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