Resurrection

Why you need to read this version of the classic novel “Resurrection” by Leo Tolstoy. This fully annotated edition of “Resurrection” includes: Introduction by Josef Bergerac Book Summary Historical Context Influence on Modern Television, Film and Books Relevance Today Updated references to enhance relatability Character name changes to improve readability For the modern romance reader attuned to social justice, this version of Leo Tolstoy’s “Resurrection” is a compelling blend of deep passion and profound ethical inquiry. Reimagined for contemporary sensibilities, it retains the essence of Tolstoy’s narrative while making it more accessible and relatable. The characters, with their modernized names, navigate a world marked by stark social and economic divides, mirroring today’s challenges and resonating with those who seek stories with moral depth. This adaptation beautifully intertwines themes of love, redemption, and societal injustice. It invites you to not only indulge in a romantic journey but also to reflect on issues of privilege, accountability, equity and the pursuit of justice. The novel’s exploration of these themes against the backdrop of a complex love story makes it an ideal read for those who desire more than escapism – a story that is emotionally rich and intellectually stimulating. Book Summary: In “Resurrection”, forbidden love sparks in St. Petersburg between Dawson, a privileged playboy, and Kiki, a maid at the family estate. Societal flames threaten, leading Dawson to abandon her. Years later, a chance meeting reveals Kiki wrongly imprisoned for murder. Guilt consumes Dawson. Did their affair lead to her downfall? In a whirlwind, he battles corruption, aiming to clear her name. Can his connections and wealth free her? Will Kiki survive the perilous journey to Siberia’s labor camp? This isn’t a fairytale. Brace for emotional turmoil. For a romance that ignites, shatters injustice, and reveals the human heart’s darkest corners, Tolstoy’s “Resurrection” delivers breathless intensity. Read more