Romanovs discussion

I want to read a book about anastasia romanov and her family. Can you recommend me a good one? And if its possible not a made up story :3 im interested i the real deal and what they still know about it.

Thanks!

Good evening:

May I suggest "St. Catherine's Crown." This fictional narrative is centered around the facts of the Russian Revolution, the regicide of the Royal family, and the fate of some of the White Russian in exile in China.
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For historical fiction I liked The Romanov Bride by Robert Alexander. It's not specifically about Anastasia, but about her aunt and it's a dual story with the other about a young man who I believe is a fictional person. It's a good one.

Non-Fiction I liked The Last Days of the Romanovs: Tragedy at Ekaterinburg by Helen Rappaport which is up there as far as books I've consumed rather quickly. Normally non-fiction is more of a close read for me and I take a lot longer. I finished this in a matter of days, it was great.

My recommendation is The Resurrection of the Romanovs by Greg King. I haven't read it yet, but supposedly focuses on Anastasia.

Thanks ^^

Anastasia and her Sisters by Carolyn Meyer