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    The Tailor of Semenov - Part 1: The Tailor of Semenov, #1

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    The Tailor of Semenov Part One - After escaping the brutal murder of her entire family at the hands of bloodthirsty revolutionaries, Maria Romanov flees through the Siberian woods. When she meets a pair of young Jews heading for the remote village of Semenov, she believes she may have found her salvation. But can she find some way to hide amongst them without giving herself away, and endangering all their lives?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlydia Rackham
    Release dateMar 29, 2024
    ISBN9798224250370
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    Alydia Rackham

    Alydia Rackham is a daughter of Jesus Christ. She has written more than thirty original novels of many genres, including fantasy, time-travel, steampunk, modern romance, historical fiction, science fiction, and allegory. She is also a singer, actress, avid traveler, artist, and animal lover. 

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