1918. With the country they once ruled turned against them, the future of Russia’s imperial family hangs in the balance. When middle daughter Maria Romanova captivates two of the guards, it will lead to a fateful choice between right and wrong. Fifty-five years later . . . Val rushes to her father’s bedside when she hears of his troubling end-of-life confession: ‘I didn’t want to kill her.’ As she unravels the secrets behind her mother’s disappearance when she was twelve years old, she finds herself caught up in one of the world’s greatest mysteries.
Reviewers have called THE LOST DAUGHTER "as rich in historical detail as it is captivating" (Heatworld); "deeply moving, but never without hope" (Woman's Weekly); "a brilliantly emotional read" (Woman’s Own).
I met Gill Paul for the first time this past June at the Historical Novel Society Conference. She is a lovely person and quite an accomplished author. THE LOST DAUGHTER is her ninth novel. Gill also publishes nonfiction and short stories. You can learn more about Gill and her books at her website.
Gill will be back here on September 4 with a special guest post. Be sure to return then! In the meantime, you can find THE LOST DAUGHTER at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and independent bookstores everywhere. I can't wait to dig into it myself. Happy reading!
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