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Zoya - By Danielle Steel
One woman's odyssey through a century of turmoil... St Petersburg: one famous night of violence in the October Revolution ends the lavish life of the Romanov court forever - shattering the dreams of young Countess Zoya Ossupov. Paris: under the shadow of the Great War, emigres struggle for survival as taxi drivers, seamstresses and ballet dancers. Zoya flees there into poverty - and leaves in glory. America: a glittering world of flappers, fast cars and furs in the Roaring Twenties; a world of comfort and cafe society that would come crashing down without warning. Zoya - a true heroine of our time - emerges triumphant from this panoramic web of history into the 80s to face challenges and triumphs.
Shelved in: Historical Fiction, Women's Fiction
About this copy
- Format
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Time Warner Paperbacks (imprint); originally Michael Joseph Ltd / Sphere Books
- Published
- First published in Great Britain 1988; this paperback edition reprinted 1994 (Time Warner Paperbacks)
- ISBN
- 9780751505641
- Language
- English
“Paperback with bright pink and gold cover. Front and back covers show light edge wear and surface scuffing; back has a retail sticker and barcode label. Spine intact with minor creasing. Pages slightly tanned/age-toned but complete; no visible major stains or tears.”
