Under a Blood Red Sky by Kate Furnivall

A promise leads beyond a Siberian labour camp

Good Condition - Minor cover wear with noticeable tanning to the pages and edges. Otherwise pages are clean and tidy.

In a Siberian labour camp in 1933, Sofia Morozova draws strength from her friend Anna's memories of a different Russia. Tales of a privileged childhood in Petrograd and a lost love named Vasily offer relief from cold and punishing work. When Anna becomes gravely ill, Sofia promises to escape and find the man who may be able to help her. Outside the camp, her search takes her through a country transformed by Soviet power, where secrecy and deception make every encounter uncertain. An unexpected love complicates the duty she has undertaken. Kate Furnivall's historical novel follows a dangerous journey shaped by friendship, divided loyalties and the determination to honour a promise before it is too late.