Summer 1818. Napoleon is defeated. Everything is calm in Europe. The Russian occupation corps, located in France and headed by Count Mikhail Semyonovich Vorontsov, must go home to Russia. It's time to think about a peaceful life and personal happiness. Vorontsov proposes to Liza Branitskaya, with whom he falls more and more in love, but his happy future is under threat. Court intriguers are going to denigrate Vorontsov in the eyes of the tsar, and Lisa’s longtime admirer, with whom she decisively broke up for the sake of her upcoming marriage, wants to take revenge on both her and her lucky rival. “White Raven” is the second novel from the master of historical prose Olga Eliseeva from the series dedicated to Mikhail Vorontsov.