THE FUGITIVE AND THE NOBLE CAPTIVE WITH UKRAINIAN COVER - ANDRIY KOKOTUKHA

Travel to the turbulent times of 1919, in the Ekaterinoslav region, where former exiled policeman Platon Chechel serves in the Petlura intelligence. Step into the role of Platon, who, during a secret mission in the deep enemy rear, falls into a trap and miraculously escapes from the Whites. However, fate is treacherous and Platon falls into the hands of the Reds, standing one step away from execution. Along with him, the young and noble Daryna Ilnytska is in captivity, who is in mortal danger. Chechel makes a desperate attempt to save himself and the girl, agreeing to investigate the murder of an enemy commissar. The price of freedom is finding the killer, but can you trust the commissar's promises?

• Captivating plot set in the turbulent times of the revolution.
• Expressive characters whose fates intertwine in a dangerous intrigue.
• Dark secrets and surprising twists that keep you in suspense until the last page.
• Realistic picture of life in civil war-torn Ukraine.
• Universal message about the struggle for survival, honor and love.
• Ukrainian cover adds authenticity and emphasizes the roots of the story.

Andriy Kokotukha, a master of Ukrainian prose, takes readers on a journey to a world full of dangers, intrigues and moral dilemmas. His novels are a combination of historical precision with dynamic action and a deep psychological portrait of the characters. The author with extraordinary sensitivity reflects the realities of life in civil war-torn Ukraine, showing both the cruelty of the conflict and the strength of the human spirit.

"The Fugitive and the Noble Captive" is not only a thrilling crime novel, but also a moving story about love, sacrifice and the struggle for survival in a world where the boundaries between good and evil blur. This book will surely appeal to lovers of history, crime novels and Ukrainian literature.

Vivat Publishing House, known for its editorial care, gives readers a carefully published book in paperback. The 198x126 mm format makes reading comfortable and handy, and the 304 pages are filled with a fascinating story that will be remembered for a long time.