Set against the turbulent backdrop of the Russian revolution and two World Wars, The Revolution’s Child is a sweeping tale of passion, love, loss, exile and reunion featuring an unforgettable cast of characters weaving a rich and colourful tapestry in the best tradition of Russian fiction.

About the Author:

Paul Stanley was born in Argentina of Russian parents. After a bilingual education (Spanish-English), Mr. Stanley completed a Comparative Literature doctoral degree at Columbia University, New York. Mr. Stanley’s previously published novel - The Tinder Box (Robert Hale, 1989), is a political thriller based on the author’s thirty-year career as a simultaneous conference interpreter at the United Nations.