A modern classic of historical fiction, A Gentleman in Moscow tells the story of Count Alexander Rostov, sentenced to house arrest in Moscow's grand Metropol Hotel in 1922. From his confinement, Rostov witnesses decades of Russian history unfold, finding meaning, friendship, and resilience within the hotel's walls. Towles's elegant prose and rich storytelling make this a deeply moving novel about dignity and endurance.
Perfect for fans of: Rules of Civility by Amor Towles, The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles, The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
What readers are saying: Goodreads: "Towles crafts a luminous, unforgettable tale — witty, charming, and profound." Literary reviewers: "A masterpiece of character and atmosphere, destined to be a classic."
Format: Paperback Condition: Good - light shelf wear, clean pages, and firm binding
