London: The City of a Thousand Faces by Edward Rutherfurd — Historical Epic

Edward Rutherfurd brings history to life in London: The City of a Thousand Faces, a sweeping historical novel that traces the evolution of London from Roman beginnings through to modern times. This monumental 1,080-page Ukrainian translation (RM Publishing, 2024) chronicles key chapters in the city’s story—its emergence as a parliamentary democracy, emergence of impeachment, birth of the Bank of England and public debt, Shakespeare’s unprinted legacy, even the origins of the wedding cake—all woven into the lives of five interlinked families across generations

Translators Vladimir Panchenko captures the flavor of London’s past in this elegant hardcover edition (150×225 mm). Ideal for lovers of historical epics, multigenerational family sagas, and Ukrainian translations of world literature. A bestseller on Booklya and a favorite among Ukrainian readers in Spain

✨ Key Features

1,080 pages in a high-quality hardcover (150×225 mm)

Spans Roman era to present-day through five interconnected families

Captures major historical milestones: democracy, monarchy vs parliament, Shakespearean legacy, financial innovation

Ukrainian translation by Vladimir Panchenko (RM, 2024)

Richly detailed and meticulously researched — perfect for history buffs and literary epic fans

🎯 Why You Should Buy

London: The City of a Thousand Faces is more than a history lesson—it’s an immersive journey through centuries of human drama. Each page brings you closer to the sights, sounds, and emotions of London across eras. A timeless addition to any historical fiction collection.