The Rebel Daughters

Lady Cecil Cameron

Summary

An epic historical love story of freedom, courage and passion
“It was the season of the beliye nochi when the sun never set and days slipped effortlessly into pearlescent nights. Tiny stars appeared, clusters of yellow in a paper sky. When you looked again, they were gone…”
Young Anna Brianski has led a charmed life between St Petersburg and the peace of the Russian countryside, until one terrible day in December 1825. It’s a day that starts with winter sun and ends with blood on the snow. Until now, the only thing Anna has risked has been her naïve heart. But one day – the Decemberist Revolt – changes everything. Her family, her freedom and her friends are all in grave danger, as she sees the caprice and cruelty of the Tsar at first hand.
Sweeping from high society to the frozen gulag, from the embrace of a lover to the tears of friends separated friends, The Rebel Daughters tells the story not just of the brave women who defied everyone by following the revolutionaries into the wilds of Siberia, but also how courage comes in many forms, the price we pay for defiance and how love can be greatest rebellion of all.
In this latest historical fiction novel, romance and adventure collide as war and military action drive a wife, husband, mother and father to the edge of everything they thought they knew. These stories trace the cost of choosing “him” in a world that punishes tenderness, where a boyfriend or girlfriend may offer hope—but only courage can carry it through Siberia.
For fans of Siobhan Curham (The Storyteller of Auschwitz), Lindsay Marie Morris (The Last Letter from Sicily), Gayle Callen (The Daring Girls of Guernsey), Robert Harris (The Cicero Trilogy), and David Mccloskey (The Seventh Floor).
HarperCollins 2025

Duration: about 12 hours (11:43:21)
Publishing date: 2025-02-27; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —