The Rose Stone — Teresa Crane

A Jewish refugee flees Russia for a new life in England in this saga of love, family, and suspense perfect for fans of Lisa Kleypas & Santa Montefiore.

The Rose Stone. A diamond, gained through betrayal and blood, upon which the Rosenberg family's fortunes were founded and whose price is yet to be paid.

Kiev, 1875: Josef Rosenberg narrowly escapes death from a Cossack raid, rescuing Tanya, the youngest daughter of his old friend Boris Anatov. Fleeing to a new life in England, his skill as a diamond cutter -- and the notoriety of being the man who cut the famed Rose Stone -- are the foundation of success and security.

But even as his reputation for fine jewelry flourishes, and Josef's new family grows large and wealthy, the thought of the Rose Stone -- and of what had been done to acquire it -- will cast a dark shadow of guilt and revenge, eclipsing generations to come . . .