The Tsarevich was screaming again, and Anastasia had been sent outside, to the gardens, to take her mind off it after staying with him for three days and two nights.
MARCH 1917. Chaos. War. Abdication. JULY 1918. The Imperial House of Romanov are obliterated. Annihilated. At least, that's what the history books say. Traumatised after the death of their parents and sister, exiled scions Olga, Tatiana, Anastasia and former heir Alexei are sent to their second cousin, unde...
1918, Russia. The Bolshevik revolution has succeeded in overthrowing the Romanov family as the kings of Russia. The royal family is dead, executed late in the night, securing the Bolshevik's hold on the country. With no Romanovs to challenge them, the country has gone to the Communists. Or has it? St. Petersburg...
"Gleb Vaganov had seen his life flow quiet, indigestible at times, but without any significat ripple. And then, she had appeared." A fan fiction inspired by the new Broadway musical "Anastasia", in which it's the Bolshevik soldier Gleb Vaganov telling his version of the story. *WARNING: this is a retelling. Many event...
Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanov should have been dead. Dead with the rest of her family - the Tsar's family. Royalty and aristocracy no longer had a place in a country that now belonged to the people; it was the dawn of a new age. But she was not dead. Hiding from the outside world, the young princess was alone in her jo...
What if the grand duchess Anastasia wasn't assassinated by Vladimir Lenin in 1918. What if she survived? In this story we will go on a journey with Anastasia trying to remember who she was but will her adventure have to come to a end when her family's assassin discovers she's alive. [book 1 for my Anastasia series]
The Russian Revolution took so many innocent lives. That included the lives of Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia. Rumors have circled for years about the survival of Grand Duchess Anastasia, which inspired the hit musical. But what if it wasn't just Anastasia that survived? What if all four sisters lived through th...