Napoleon's Train. Book 3: Angel's Horn Large Print

The lives of Nadezhda and Aristarkh finally merged passionately and instantly into a single whole, igniting with a fiery seam – as if there had been no twenty-five years of bitter – Shakespearean – separation, as if each did not bear behind him a huge burden of heavy and sometimes terrifying experience. No, of course there was: Nadezhda tried to build her publishing business during the turbulent nineties, while Aristarkh had locked himself in for a doctoral service in an Israeli prison. Orpheus and Eurydice met to… part again: an old family story related to the inheritance of the Napoleonic officer Aristarkh Bugero turned into a truly Monte Cristo – tragic – denouement.