An Empress on the Throne of Russia
Book Details
Author(s)Eva Martens
PublisherM.M.Bruns
ISBN / ASINB00TK452XC
ISBN-13978B00TK452X1
Sales Rank492,487
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
The eagerly awaited sequel to A Princess at the Court of Russia:
The German princess has taken the throne of Russia. What kind of ruler is she? Does she bow to the influence of the enlightened French philosophers she corresponds with? Or is she swayed by her passions for those men who would seek to share her power by sharing her bed? Is she the ambitous despotic ruler, eager for power, fame and more territory, or a lonely woman in a man's world? An Empress on the Throne of Russia portrays Catherine the Great in the first critical ten years of her reign as she faces political crises and passionate affairs, wars and plagues, conspiracies and betrayals.
A fascinating mosaic of a woman who would be Empress and an Empress who would be a woman.
Note: While An Empress on the Throne of Russia is a sequel to A Princess at the Court of Russia, published on Kindle in 2013, it can be read independently. A Princess at the Court of Russia narrates how Catherine, a German princess, became Empress of Russia. Its background would add to the reading pleasure of An Empress on the Throne of Russia.
The German princess has taken the throne of Russia. What kind of ruler is she? Does she bow to the influence of the enlightened French philosophers she corresponds with? Or is she swayed by her passions for those men who would seek to share her power by sharing her bed? Is she the ambitous despotic ruler, eager for power, fame and more territory, or a lonely woman in a man's world? An Empress on the Throne of Russia portrays Catherine the Great in the first critical ten years of her reign as she faces political crises and passionate affairs, wars and plagues, conspiracies and betrayals.
A fascinating mosaic of a woman who would be Empress and an Empress who would be a woman.
Note: While An Empress on the Throne of Russia is a sequel to A Princess at the Court of Russia, published on Kindle in 2013, it can be read independently. A Princess at the Court of Russia narrates how Catherine, a German princess, became Empress of Russia. Its background would add to the reading pleasure of An Empress on the Throne of Russia.
