A Mother of Czars

Travel back in time to the Court of Russia with Colquhoun Grant's riveting biography of Catherine I of Russia. Born a simple peasant, Catherine rose to power as the wife of Peter the Great and became one of the most influential women of her time. Grant's vivid prose brings Catherine's story to life, from her humble beginnings to her epic battle for the throne.

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