What Persephone Laughs About

Tamila Osinskaya disregarded class prejudices, falling in love with a revolutionary, a rebel, a lover of shocking the public and inventing non-existent words.
From the lavish parlor of the past, the spoiled heiress of a baron landed straight into the embrace of the October Revolution, erasing the tidy Staromonetny Lane along with her unyielding mother who remained there.
Tamila managed to change the course of her fate, but is it possible to correct the family code? Why, after many years, do strained relations with her mother resonate with a dreadful echo? Why does the shadow of her missing father linger before her eyes and the laughter of the sold-for-pennies Persephone echo in her ears?