What began as a blog about the adoption of a 15-year-old Ukrainian orphan named Nastia in the summer of 2013 became an epic adventure. David and Lisa Bundy fell in love with Nastia and, soon into their adventure, discovered three more orphan siblings that stole their hearts, as well. The process of adopting the four children and the emotions that go along with that were probably enough for an inspirational read. But, when the couple arrived in Kyiv to begin the proceedings in Ukraine, they found themselves living in the center of a national revolution that ultimately forced then President Viktor Yanukovych to flee the country after months of chaos, bloodshed, and political crisis. David Bundy continued to write the blog love4nastia during the three months the couple spent in Ukraine, living only blocks from the center of the storm in Kyiv’s Independence Square. He chronicled the good times and the bad through words and photography, noting the fear his children had of the violence as explosions and gunfire rocked their apartment’s windows, and smoke billowed across their balcony skyline. When the family arrived back in America, David continues writing about their new life together, the trials, triumphs, and a lot of firsts. It is a spiritual journey led by love, and where bonds were formed in a most unusual circumstance. The story of David, Lisa, Nastia, Max, Alla, and Karina is A Revolutionary Thing.