Christina Baker Kline (b. 1964) is an American writer, her books are published in 40 countries, articles, essays and reviews are published in the New York Times, NYT Book Review, The Boston Globe, The San Francisco Chronicle, LitHub, Psychology Today ,Slate. Cline's novels have won the New England Fiction Award, the Maine Literary Award, and the Barnes & Noble Discover Award; they were chosen by hundreds of communities, schools and universities participating in the One Book, One Read project (christinabakerkline.com). In 2013, Orphan Train was published, which brought the author fame and became a bestseller. This novel is based on real events of American history - thus Christina Baker Kline declared herself as a writer who reveals remarkable but little-known facets of the past. The heroines of the novel “Exiles”, among other prisoners, were expelled from England to the penal colonies of Australia in the 19th century. These women have a difficult fate, they have seen a lot of grief and injustice, but hope for a better life does not leave them. How will the distant continent greet the exiles? Will it become a new prison or a second homeland for them?..For the first time in Russian!