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White Nights, Red MorningJudith Pella

Christian Historical Fiction

White Nights, Red Morning

by Judith Pella

Book 6 of the The Russians series

448 pages · First published 1996

As Russia reels from the violence of Bloody Sunday in 1905, Anna Fedorcenko struggles to hold her family together after the tragic death of her husband, Sergei. Her youngest son, Andrei, becomes determined to avenge his father by joining the revolutionary movement, while his older brother, Yuri, finds himself drawn toward the aristocratic world that Andrei despises. Their growing political differences, complicated relationships, and conflicting loyalties threaten to divide a family already burdened by grief. As Russia moves toward World War I and the upheaval of the Bolshevik Revolution, Anna and her children must confront the cost of their convictions and discover whether faith and family can endure amid national turmoil. Rich in Russian history, emotional conflict, and questions of faith and loyalty, this sweeping Christian historical novel is ideal for readers who enjoy multigenerational family sagas, revolutionary history, and characters tested by extraordinary circumstances.

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Political violence, murder, and wartime deaths; Death of a husband and father, with significant grief; Attempted sexual assault; Battlefield injuries, medical suffering, and dying patients

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Frost & Honey Tea

Black tea warmed with honey, orange, and cloves offers comfort against the bitter Russian winter, reflecting the faith and family bonds that sustain the Fedorcenkos through years of turmoil.

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  1. Steep the tea with cloves. Stir in honey and add the orange slice before serving.
  2. Garnish: Orange slice.
  3. Glassware: Mug.
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Salted Carmel White Russian

For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.

Creamy coffee, caramel, and a hint of salt give this White Russian a bittersweet character that echoes the divided loyalties, heartache, and enduring family ties of revolutionary Russia.

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  1. Fill a rocks glass with ice. Add caramel vodka and coffee liqueur, then pour in the half-and-half. Drizzle with caramel syrup, add a small pinch of sea salt, and stir gently.
  2. Garnish: Caramel drizzle and tiny pinch of sea salt.
  3. Glassware: Rocks glass.

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