About “Zoya”
Zoya, a young cousin to the Tsar, flees St. Petersburg during the Russian Revolution and World War I Europe to seek safety in Paris. She faces hardship, joins the Ballet Russe in Paris, and later moves to New York, where she rebuilds her life through her career and a significant relationship, enduring the Depression and war years before finding lasting meaning in her family.
Praise for “Zoya”
“Genuinely touching... It is the misguided reader who skips a single page.”
Book details
- Published
- 1988
- Latest edition
- 1988 · ISBN 9780440203858
- ISBN
- 9780440203858
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Zoya?
Zoya by Danielle Steel has 512 pages.
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