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A review by smart_girls_love_trashy_books
The Curse of the Romanovs by Staton Rabin
4.0
Whoever wrote this book is a genius.
They somehow managed to combine three of my most favorite plots into one-and the result is amazing.
Granted, it was a lot shorter than I thought it was, and therefore it felt a little rushed. I felt like a lot of the scenes could've been explored more, but I wasn't left unsatisfied with what I got.
But that short-coming is made up for by the fact it's about Alexei Romanov time-traveling to the present and struggling to fit into modern society. My three favorite plots:
1. Romanovs.
2. Time travel
3. Someone from another time period/world trying to fit into our own
I don't think I need to get into any more of this review, because it'll just be me gushing over it excessively! I was quite glad I read this book, and even though a lot of facts were purposely made inaccurate, this author has a clear respect for the Romanov dynasty, so it was easy for me to overlook.
So, I suppose I'll see everyone in whatever my next review happens to be on?
They somehow managed to combine three of my most favorite plots into one-and the result is amazing.
Granted, it was a lot shorter than I thought it was, and therefore it felt a little rushed. I felt like a lot of the scenes could've been explored more, but I wasn't left unsatisfied with what I got.
But that short-coming is made up for by the fact it's about Alexei Romanov time-traveling to the present and struggling to fit into modern society. My three favorite plots:
1. Romanovs.
2. Time travel
3. Someone from another time period/world trying to fit into our own
I don't think I need to get into any more of this review, because it'll just be me gushing over it excessively! I was quite glad I read this book, and even though a lot of facts were purposely made inaccurate, this author has a clear respect for the Romanov dynasty, so it was easy for me to overlook.
So, I suppose I'll see everyone in whatever my next review happens to be on?