Jenna D. Liberatore's writing often revisits themes of nature and adventure, inspired by her rural childhood. Her literary style is characterized by captivating storytelling that delves into the depths of the human psyche and relationships. With a keen sense for detail and psychological depth, Liberatore explores the complexities of human destiny and the search for one's place in the world. Her works offer reflections on what truly binds us and the limitations we impose upon ourselves.
Moscow, 1909 Masha is a dancer at the famed Bolshoi Ballet with a past she has tried to forget, but when her grandfather falls ill she is confronted with her memories and is forced to deal with that happened. Her life is about to change again when her brother gets a spot in the Tsar's Leib Guard. Can the emperor's city become her new home?