Born in the early years of the Soviet Union, Svetlana Stalin spent her youth inside the walls of the Kremlin. Communist Party privilege protected her from mass starvation, but she did not escape tragedy – the loss of her mother, two brothers, and a lover twice her age, deliberately exiled to Siberia by her father. In Stalin's Daughter, Rosemary Sullivan pieces together Svetlana's incredible life in a masterful account of unprecedented intimacy.