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by Nadine Brandes (Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ Author)

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Is it a standalone or series? Hope it's standalone...
Mary It is a standalone but she has another magical spin on history called Fawkes!
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Does this book have any romance in it?
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Is this book appropriate? Is the romance appropriate (kissing or other romantic scenes)? Is there gore, and to what level? Would this be appropriate for teens? Cussing?
Rebekah Yes! I would say that this is an appropriate book for teens! The romance is minimal and clean (only one brief kissing scene) , there’s absolutely no c…m´Ç°ù±ðYes! I would say that this is an appropriate book for teens! The romance is minimal and clean (only one brief kissing scene) , there’s absolutely no cussing, and at overall it’s just a great book! (You should check out the author’s other book, Fawkes!) I will advise you that there is a lot of bloodshed, though. I won’t give away spoilers so I’ll just say that “a certain group of peopleâ€� are shot to death, there are constant severe injuries among the characters, someone is stabbed in the eye, etc... If that is not your thing, I advise that you skip those parts, but otherwise this is a great book suitable for early teens-to-young adults. I hope this helps! :) (less)
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Who on earth designed THAT COVER?!?!
Alice Nadine talks about how Romanov got its cover in this YouTube video:
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Is this book appropriate for most age ranges (10+)? So: is there romance, and if so, is it appropriate? How much gore (if any) is there? Is the magic dark?
Rebekah Hi! If I were to put an age-rating on this book, I would say it is for ages thirteen and up. The romance is minimal and clean (only a brief kissing sc…m´Ç°ù±ðHi! If I were to put an age-rating on this book, I would say it is for ages thirteen and up. The romance is minimal and clean (only a brief kissing scene near the end) , so you don’t have to worry about that. The magic (spell mastery) depicted in the book isn’t dark. (Think of magic in a Disney movie) There is, on the other hand, a lot of bloodshed. (A family is executed by a firing squad, severe injuries among the main characters, someone is stabbed in the eye, etc...) There’s no “goreâ€� in the book, just bloodshed on a Hunger Games level, so if that isn’t your thing, I would skip past those parts. But otherwise, Romanov is a great book! I recommend checking out the author’s other book, Fawkes as well! I hope this was helpful. :) (less)
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