Customer Reviews

The Dawning of Deliverance (The Russians, Book 5)

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The Russian series has been one of the best I've read. There is so much history out there that I have never really learned much about, and these books make it exciting to expereince history. You become so engrossed in the characters and the story as it goes through the Russian history and learn so much as you view it through the eyes of each character.The author makes you feel as if you are right there and know these people personally. In this book, as the people face another war, you feel the devastation and desperation they felt.I also love how the author interweaves faith and trust in God throughout the story in the characters lives. The books are very hard to put down and you'll want to read the entire series.

I never would have thought that a series as big as the Russians would continue to be worth reading after the first couple of books! But this has to be one of the best series' I've ever read! I just get so caught up in the characters' lives each time I pick up one of the books. After war breaks out in Manchuria, Mariana travels there to be a nurse. But Mariana isn't ready for the horrors of the war where she meets her old friend Daniel Trent. Basil Anickin returns to St. Petersburg and plots a scheme to finally put an end to Mariana and all other people who loved Katrina. Everyone tries to cope with all the turbulence swirling around them and the country that they love so much. This book will definitely tug at your heartstrings and keep you interested and wanting more. The Dawning of Deliverance is a book I highly recommend for fans of The Russians not to miss!

This was an incredible book! I encourage you to read it was well as the rest of the series!

I've read all 7 books and am now re-reading them. I love this series, it just sucks you in and keeps you wanting more. The particular book #5 in the series is my favorite because it sweets across many countries and plots but still manages to keep it entertaining. You'll love this series!

My friend was reading one of the books in this series. Sure enough I wanted to read it too and this book is part of an awesome series. 5 Stars.

The story is shifted away from Anna and toward Marianna in this book, however it is no less interesting. All seven books in the series get five stars from me!

I have never been able to get my hands on the fourth book in this series, so this one was a bit hard to follow. Especially since I read it before reading number three. I must admit, I found it rather boring. And does the author have something against the Fedorcenkos? It wasn't as sad as the third one, but it was still a tear-jerking book.