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Peptastic is standing still
Peptastic is standing still rated it 13 years ago
I enjoyed reading this book set in Russia during a time when modern medicine is overtaking the old superstitions and traditional thinking.Our heroine is Katerina, a minor member of royalty. There are two courts one light and the other dark. The book doesn't say so until near the end that her family ...
Reflections
Reflections rated it 13 years ago
When Katerina Alexandrovna discovers that the Tsar himself has decided she must postpone going to medical school in Austria and instead return to Smolny Institute, a finishing school in St. Petersburg and the site of the first book in this series, I was just as disappointed as she was. It felt like ...
Between the Pages
Between the Pages rated it 13 years ago
You guys know how I love mythology and I must admit that before reading The Gathering Storm, I'd never read anything about Russian mythology. And it's full of awesome!! I mean, really, I'm not really a big fan of vampires as a mythological creature, but they have these AND a bogatyr!! They have the ...
A Trail of Books Left Behind
A Trail of Books Left Behind rated it 13 years ago
Robin Bridges debut was one that I definitely wasn't expecting. The summary had caught my eye and I'd wanted to check it out, but I just wasn't sure how I'd feel about it. Well, I can say that she caught my attention and I want to know more!Katerina Alexandrovna is a royal debutante in 1888 Russia a...
Ruby
Ruby rated it 13 years ago
I wanted to love this so much! Imperial Russia? Necromancy? Dark Magic? You had me at hello! Unfortunately, this is a 2 star book for me.The setting, folklore, and history have all been well researched and it shows. The paranormal aspects are fascinating and fit naturally within the story, eve...
Rane Aria
Rane Aria rated it 13 years ago
Set in a time of Russia where the old, superstitions and folklore clash and give away to the new of science and new medicines. The Dark and Light court serve the tsar as old forces that were once banished arise anew, stronger with a young woman Katerina Alexandrovna, Duchess of Oldenburg deals with ...
Nicoleabouttown
Nicoleabouttown rated it 13 years ago
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My only books were women's looks
My only books were women's looks rated it 13 years ago
Russian in the late 19th century...the land of the Romanovs, the Winter Palace, Faberge...not to mention vampires, faeries and necromancers. 16 year old Katerina Alexandrovna, Duchess of Oldenburg isn't interested in balls or making a marriage to a handsome, rich Royal - she wants to become a doctor...
Infinite Satellite
Infinite Satellite rated it 13 years ago
Got to http://infinitereads.com for an expanded version of this review (with more humor, mostly.)Katerina lives in a dangerous monster mash version of 1888 Russia. She’s a duchess with decidedly modern sensibilities who wants to study medicine. Also, she can raise the dead! Since necromancy is consi...
Reflections
Reflections rated it 13 years ago
Fae folk, undead soldiers, and vampires cavort and conspire in this elaborate, rich in atmosphere YA novel set in the glittery balls and dark corridors of Russia’s imperial court during the late 1880’s when Russia’s final tsar, Nicolas II, was a young man and his father, Alexander III, still ruled....
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