NEXT IN PETROVO SERIES DUE OUT MAY 8, 2018
How Did I Get Here?
The next novel in the Petovo series will be available May 8 in paper and Kindle, with Audible to follow shortly thereafter. The book will be available at the major on-line retailers. If you prefer to support your local bookstore, they can order it for you.
Andrey Yevgrafovich Rozhdestvensky enters his final year of medical studies in 1854 with an empty belly, empty pockets, and secondhand clothes held together by wishful thinking. Meanwhile, ill-prepared Russia flounders in the Crimean War against France, England, and Turkey. When Tsar Nicholas seeks volunteer medical students for an all-expense-paid trip to the front, Andrey grabs at this flash of good luck. Or will it prove to be his worst nightmare?
How Did I Get Here? is a war story told in human terms and with subtle humor, reminiscent of the old television series MASH.
It’s also a tale of how malevolence and injustice can damage a child, and of how fortitude plus a supportive hand can remake the man.
Here’s your chance to catch up on what’s happening with some of your favorite characters from the first novel in the Petrovo series, Who Is to Blame.
View the video trailer plus listen to the book's first page at
JaneMarlowBooks.com
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The next novel in the Petovo series will be available May 8 in paper and Kindle, with Audible to follow shortly thereafter. The book will be available at the major on-line retailers. If you prefer to support your local bookstore, they can order it for you.
Andrey Yevgrafovich Rozhdestvensky enters his final year of medical studies in 1854 with an empty belly, empty pockets, and secondhand clothes held together by wishful thinking. Meanwhile, ill-prepared Russia flounders in the Crimean War against France, England, and Turkey. When Tsar Nicholas seeks volunteer medical students for an all-expense-paid trip to the front, Andrey grabs at this flash of good luck. Or will it prove to be his worst nightmare?
How Did I Get Here? is a war story told in human terms and with subtle humor, reminiscent of the old television series MASH.
It’s also a tale of how malevolence and injustice can damage a child, and of how fortitude plus a supportive hand can remake the man.
Here’s your chance to catch up on what’s happening with some of your favorite characters from the first novel in the Petrovo series, Who Is to Blame.
View the video trailer plus listen to the book's first page at
JaneMarlowBooks.com
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