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The Kitchen Boy: A Novel of the Last Tsar. (Fiction).(Book Review)

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Publishers Weekly, December 16th, 2002

ROBERT ALEXANDER. Viking, $23.95 (240p) ISBN 0-670-031 78-X

The Romanovs are arguably second only to Jack the Ripper as objects of literary speculation. The story of their last days, their possible escape and the final resting place of the $500 million in jewels hidden in their clothing provides periodic grist for fiction writers. Alexander's first novel is based on "decades of painstaking research" and access to previously sealed Russian archives. He has produced a detailed version of the Romanovs' captivity, but the book fails to deliver much drama, despite the inherent mystery of the eve...

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