Part of Series
No início da guerra, em 22 de Junho de 1941, o dia em que Alexander e Tatiana se conheceram, havia três milhões de civis em Leningrado. Na primavera de 1942, apenas um milhão de pessoas permaneciam ali. E o cerco não havia terminado. Depois de deixar Tatiana e Dasha Metanova dentro de um caminhão que seguia pela Estrada da Vida com destino a Molotov, Alexander não tinha nada além de esperanças. Não havia uma única correspondência sequer de Dasha ou Tatiana, nada que indicasse que ambas haviam chegado em segurança a seu destino. Na segunda parte de uma das maiores sagas de amor de todos os tempos, será praticamente impossível conter a emoção ao acompanhar a busca obstinada do ilustre oficial do Exército Vermelho, Alexander Belov, por sua Tatia. E ainda mais arrebatador presenciar se eles conseguirão viver esse intenso amor diante de tantas ameaças de um estrondosos segredo, em meio ao cenário desolador da Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Author
Paullina Simons was born in Leningrad, USSR, in 1963. At the age of ten her family immigrated to the United States. Growing up in Russia Paullina dreamt of someday becoming a writer. Her dream was put on hold as she learned English and overcame the shock of a new culture. After graduating from university and after various jobs including working as a financial journalist and as a translator Paullina wrote her first novel Tully. Through word of mouth that book was welcomed by readers all over the world. She continued with more novels, including Red Leaves, Eleven Hours, The Bronze Horseman, The Bridge to Holy Cross (also known as Tatiana and Alexander), The Summer Garden and The Girl in Times Square (also known as Lily). Many of Paullina's novels have reached international bestseller lists. Apart from her novels, Paullina has also written a cookbook, Tatiana's Table, which is a collection of recipes, short stories and recollections from her best selling trilogy of novels, The Bronze Horseman, The Bridge to Holy Cross, (also known as Tatiana and Alexander) and The Summer Garden.
