Princess Olga. Witch's Stones

Each book by Elizabeth Dvoretskaya is an exciting adventure, a world of Ancient Rus, which you step into right from the pages of the novel. Her characters evoke involuntary respect, their actions make you empathize and rejoice, and their fates are so stirring that you cannot tear yourself away until you read to the end.

In "Witch's Stones" you will encounter:

1. History: the conclusion of the 944 treaty between the Kyiv Prince Igor and the Byzantine Emperor Roman.
2. Politics: the struggle of some lands for independence, the rebellion of the Varangian mercenaries.
3. Love: Eskyil tries to seduce Helga but does not succeed. Then Helga needed to seduce Eskyil, and guess what, did she succeed?
4. Magic: a bright elf in the form of a white wolf serving Odin, "witch's stones" — keepers of luck, shapeshifting.
5. An engaging plot, human dramas, wise thoughts, the real history of Ancient Rus, colored by artistic imagination.

"Beloved, well-known characters have returned, but how much more will we learn about them! How many shades appear in their images! And new characters — not only do they not yield, but shine even brighter as stars... Historical political moments are always so interesting! Sorcery and magic run like a thread throughout the novel." — Tatiana Ignatieva