About the book: 2021 / Muscovite Olga Eliseeva was born in 1967. She graduated from the Moscow State Institute of History and Archives (now the University of the Humanities), then graduated from graduate school at the Institute of Russian History of the Russian Academy of Sciences, defended her PhD thesis on source studies and works in the Institute of History as a senior researcher. Author of three monographs, several popular books and many articles on the history of the reign of Catherine II. She made a name for herself as a science fiction writer in 2001, releasing the story in the historical fantasy genre “Blood Eaters,” which was later reworked into the novel “Son of the Sun.” In his work he combines the traditions of historical fiction and fantasy. Peru O. Eliseeva owns the novels “Helvi, Queen of Monsalvat” (2001), “The Falcon on the Wrist” (2002), “The Stone of Power” (2002), “The Ice Circle” (2003), “Heirs of the Giant” (2003), “ Master of the Straits" (2003), "Coup" (2004) and "Son of the Sun" (2004). The works of the Moscow writer have been awarded a number of genre awards, including “Clio Cup” (2002), “Bronze Roscon” (2003), “Big Filigree” (2003). Contents: Alexander Benkendorf: 1. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Personal enemy of Bonaparte 2. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Without the right to a reward Mikhail Vorontsov: 3. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Paris does not believe in tears 4. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: White Raven 5. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva : Heir of Taurida 6. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: The Last Sentinel Golden Cradle: 7. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Falcon on the Wrist 8. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Master of the Straits Cycle about Catherine the Second: 9. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Stone of Power 10. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Heirs of a giant 11. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Revolution 12. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: The Lion loves Catherine Novels outside the cycles: 13. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Lullaby for a gendarme 14. Olga Eliseeva: Ice Circle 15. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Helvi - Queen of Monsalvat 16. Olga Eliseeva: Son of the Sun 17. Olga Igorevna Eliseeva: Triumphant