Napoleon's Caravan. The complete trilogy. Set of 3 books.
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Napoleon's Convoy. Book 1: Rowan Wedge A novel in three books, "Napoleon's Convoy," despite the multitude of themes and motifs, is a story of immense love. It is the story of Orpheus and Eurydice, only separated by life. The first book, "Rowan Wedge," is about the birth of feelings. Napoleon's Convoy. Book 2: White Horses The second book of the novel, "Napoleon's Convoy" - "White Horses" - draws the reader into the whirlpool of love and betrayal, happiness and sorrow of the two main characters - Aristarchus and Hope. In a short period of time, they are hit by the weight of the strongest shocks, which do not often happen to everyone in their youth. Strong, integral personalities, both of them live at such a height of feelings that forgives nothing. Fate literally scatters the two lovers in different directions. Each of them now walks their own path, remaining forever deeply lonely, emotionally wounded. As the novel unfolds, the ancient story of Stakh Bugrov's ancestor - Aristarchus Bugero, an officer of Napoleon's army who lived his tragic and mysterious life in Russia - continues to be revealed. Paradoxically, it turns out that this story did not end a hundred and fifty years ago. Napoleon's Convoy. Book 3: Angel's Horn The lives of Hope and Aristarchus finally passionately and instantly merge into one whole, blazing with fiery passion - as if there had been no twenty-five-year bitter - Shakespearean - separation, as if each did not have a huge burden of heavy and sometimes terrible experience behind them. No, of course, there was: Hope tried to build her publishing business in the turbulent nineties, Aristarchus himself confined himself to a medical service in an Israeli prison. Orpheus and Eurydice met to... separate again: the ancient family story, connected with the inheritance of the Napoleonic officer Aristarchus Bugero, turned into a truly Monte Cristo-like - tragic - denouement.
Author:
Author:Dina Rubina
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21x13x7 cm
Series:
Series:Dina Rubina's Great Prose
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-123074-6
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