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    Natalie Tereshchenko: The Other Side

    By Elizabeth Audrey Mills

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    They wanted her to become the new Tsarina, but Natalie had other plans, and when the soldiers came, she sacrificed herself to their guns. Now she finds herself in the heart of the Kremlin, trying to hide her true identity.

    In this sequel to ‘Natalie Tereshchenko, Lady In Waiting’ by emerging author Elizabeth Audrey Mills, the tension explodes into terrifying action.

    With the protection of the convent taken from her, and the discovery that she has been deceived by the woman claiming to be her mother, Natalie must wait in Moscow for her beloved Max to arrive, so they can continue their escape to England. She takes a job as secretary within the new Communist government, knowing that her life depends on keeping her connections with the dead royal family a secret.

    When Max does not arrive, she must again cross Russia searching for him, relentlessly pursued by unknown assassins. She cannot survive alone, but how can she tell who her true friends are?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElizabeth Audrey Mills
    Release dateMar 20, 2014
    ISBN9781310959158
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