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Leo Tolstoy
Redemption

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Örtmek Leo Tolstoy: Redemption (ePUB)

Even the greatest authors cannot resist a love triangle.Leo Tolstoy has Fedor Protasov as one of the three sides. He is tormented by the belief that his wife Liza (side two) really loves his rival, Victor (side three).Feeling suicidal, he contemplates the best course of action.In a plot that could be ‘Dallas’ or ‘Downton Abbey’ circa 1911, Fedor does a runner to escape his life, has a fling with a Gypsy singer, joins the Gypsy life, then does another runner because his old life continues to torment him.Finally returning home, he gets a double shock. Will he run away again – or stay to face the results of his actions?-

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