The Blood Archive: Book Two Russian Trilogy

Taylor, Minerva

ISBN 10: 1940745942 / ISBN 13: 9781940745947

Published by Minerva Taylor Books, 2014

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Blood Archive: Book Two Russian Trilogy
• Publisher: Minerva Taylor Books
• Publication Date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1940745942
• ISBN 13: 9781940745947
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

The Blood Archive, sequel to The Blood Stiller, continues the story of the life threatening Romanov archive which holds startling and previously undisclosed evidence that unidentified members of the Romanov family may have survived the 1918 brutal massacre at Ekaterinburg. 

A KGB killer, a beautiful young prima donna with a wild past and a Midwestern deputy sheriff who has lost his way collide in this desperate search for the cache of documents worth billions that could change the course of history.  

The mismatched Katya Marston and Roo Yoder end up on the killer's hit list as they race between London, New York, Ohio and the French Alps to find the archive before it can bring down the Russian government. 

This historically accurate, action packed novel weaves the dark violent past of the Russian Revolution involving the Romanov murders and the deliberations of Stalin's murderous clique into an equally intriguing contemporary adventure exploring the mystery surrounding the lives of the three main characters.

About the Author

MinervaTaylor, pen name for Judith Windeler, has been a freelance writer for twenty years, publishing international travel articles with historical background inmagazines and newspapers. The author, who grew up in a small Ohio town, lived in New York City for thirteen years. During this time she became friends with a circle of elderly Russian émigrés, including her White Russian neighbor, who provided material and inspiration for her books and lead to her obsession with Russian history. The author spent eight years researching Russia's Revolutionary and Stalinist Periods.  She recently has published two children's books and is writing the third novel of her Russian Trilogy, The Devil's Tears.   She is married with two children and lives inLondon.