Spanning eight decades and multiple generations of women, "The Last Russian Doll" by Kristen Loesch takes us from the spark of the Russian Revolution to the post-Soviet uncertainty of the 1990s. In 1910s Russia, Tonya, a noblewoman, is trapped in a miserable marriage to a wealthy factory owner, but she finds her eyes (and heart) opened by a young revolutionary. In the 1990s, Rosie struggles with traumatic childhood memories of the day she witnessed the murder of her whole family except her mother. She agrees to be an assistant for an elderly scholar in order to travel back to Russia, where she uncovers the truth about her family's past and how it connects to Tonya's story decades ago.
Release date: March 14
