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The Storyteller by Kathryn Williams

 

A mystery wrapped in the past slowly unfolds the story of a "royal" heir.  

What starts with the boring task of cleaning her aunt Anna's old attic will turn into an unusual discovery.  Tucked away in the attic is an old chest filled with leather-bound journals.  Could these Russian journals be the story of princess Anastasia Romanov? 

In the pursuit of finding her aunt's story, Jess will travel back into a past that is hard to understand and that will challenge her desire to believe the story she wants to believe. 

Beautifully written with alternating perspectives and voices. 


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