LINDA HOLEMAN is the author of The Lost Souls of Angelkov, as well as the internationally bestselling historical novels The Linnet Bird, The Moonlit Cage, In a Far Country and The Saffron Gate, and eight other works of fiction and short fiction. Her books have been translated into eighteen languages. A world traveller, she grew up in Winnipeg, and now lives in Toronto and Santa Monica, California.
Praise for The Lost Souls of Angelkov
“As enchanting as a Tchaikovsky ballet, as heady as vodka, The Lost
Souls of Angelkov explores the painful period in Russian history
when the country struggled to free itself from the bounds of
ignorance and feudalism. It opens with a mesmerizing scene—the only
child of a Russian count is kidnapped. Holeman explores the
forbidden liaisons, treachery, sexual longing and revenge of the
unhappy people who inhabit this isolated estate in a novel as
intriguing as a Russian nesting doll.”
—Roberta Rich, author of The Midwife of Venice
Praise for Linda Holeman
“[Holeman’s] strength is a tremendous ability to create multiple
plotlines and then weave them until they’re tied off in a
satisfying knot.”
—The Globe and Mail
“Holeman is a master of dramatic tension and of seducing a reader’s
attention.”
—The Globe and Mail
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