From Siberia to St. Petersburg, tsarist Russia continues to crumble. The noble house of Fedorcenko, however, has much to rejoice in: the marriage of Princess Katrina, the anticipation of a new baby, and the return of Prince Sergei. But even as they celebrate, rebel forces are at work to overthrow the tsar--and the house of Fedorcenko as well. The Russia They Know Is Crumbling. Can Their Faith in God Bring Triumph Out of Tragedy? In this compelling sequel to A House Divided authors Michael Phillips and Judith Pella continue the saga of two families--the aristocratic Fedorcenkos of St. Petersburg and the humble Burenins, peasants from Katyk. The Fedorcenko family has much to rejoice in: the marriage of Princess Katrina, the anticipation of a new baby, and the return of Prince Sergei. But even as they celebrate, rebel forces are at work to overthrow the tsar--and the house of Fedorcenko along with it. From the frozen wasteland of Siberia to the tumult of St. Petersburg, the authors weave a story of love, loyalty, and the One who is sovereign over both rich and poor. Michael Phillips is a bestselling author who has penned more than seventy books, both fiction and nonfiction. In addition, he has served as editor/redactor of nearly thirty more books. Over the past thirty years, his persistent efforts have helped reawaken interest in the writings of nineteenth century Scotsman George MacDonald. Michael and his wife, Judy, spend time each year in Scotland, but make their home near Sacramento, California. Visit Michael's website at www.fatheroftheinklings.com. JUDITH PELLA is a bestselling, award-winning author whose in-depth research combines with her skillful storytelling to provide readers with dramatic, thought-provoking novels. She and her husband make their home in Oregon.