Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Young Fleur Hamilton, the quintessential Victorian Englishwoman, falls in love with a Russian nobleman while visiting St. Petersburg. By the author of Anna.

Fleur

Missy Zuber 

After quite a few years I finally purchased "Fleur" since I was a huge fan of the first book "Anna", but the second book in the Kirov Saga was a huge letdown. Fleur's character was a bit on the dull side while Sergei was odd and almost bipolar with his moods and behavior. Learning more about the history of the Kirov family you can understand why the Kirov men act as they do. It felt that I was at times reading a history book rather than a book of historical fiction so I found myself skipping some parts of the book.

Fleur

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