A review by suekinaz
Madame Burova by Ruth Hogan

5.0

Ruth Hogan takes words we all know and can pronounce and strings them together in such a way to create characters with depth, and evocative settings. In telling the stories of both Madame Burova and Billie, it is necessary to have a dual timeline; in this case it really is a necessity, not an annoying gimmick. A book with depth, feeling, and atmosphere. I loved it, read it slowly and savored it.

Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.