What if ... The Romanov Dynasty is a novel written around Nicholas II and his family. It begins with the love story of Jacob Abram, who leaves Germany for Russia, running to escape the imminent death threats that he and many Jewish people experienced. He falls hopelessly in love. Little does he know that he will become indentured to Nicholas II to aid in the possible escape of the Romanov Dynasty. The journey from Germany to Russia, the only free Country, Christians emigrated by the thousands to live in peace. With the turn of the 20th Century, Russia was at War on almost every front, closing factories and public services causing the Nation to become restless as they fought for their rights and better conditions. Then with rioting, looting and killing, Communism takes the country over resulting in losing personal freedoms. Was the massacre of the Romanov Dynasty pure Russian propaganda to fit their desired agenda? This novel is written from the memoirs of the Author's Mother who escaped Russia during the Revolution and lived to tell about it, with historical evidence of possibilities for an escape, did they?