RED DAWN

In the dark world of Warsaw's Praga district, in the shadow of a solar eclipse, Commissioner Nina Warwiłow faces the most difficult challenge of her career. The death of the young actress Sara Kosowska shocks the public, and Nina, fresh from maternity leave, must face a web of lies and omissions. Will she uncover the truth before the murderer strikes again?

• Intriguing plot full of twists and turns
• Expressive character of Commissioner Nina Warwiłow
• Dark atmosphere of Warsaw's Praga district
• Engrossing read for crime fans
• Mysterious stranger in the background of the investigation
• Flashes of flashes and media pressure

"Red Dawn" is a thrilling crime novel that takes the reader into the world of Warsaw's bohemia, where ambition, betrayal and dark secrets lurk behind the facade of success. Commissioner Nina Warwiłow, a determined and experienced police officer, must solve a complicated puzzle in which each of the suspects has something to hide. As the investigation progresses, Nina discovers that Sara Kosowska's death is just the tip of the iceberg, and the truth is more shocking than anyone could have imagined.

This book is not only excellent entertainment, but also a reflection on the condition of modern society, where appearances are often deceiving and loyalty is put to the test. The author skillfully builds tension, gradually revealing more puzzle pieces, which makes the reader follow the fate of the characters with bated breath. "Red Dawn" is a must-read for all crime fans who appreciate an intelligent plot, expressive characters and a surprising ending.

The novel was published by Wydawnictwo Czarne, known for publishing high-quality non-fiction and fiction. Wydawnictwo Czarne has been promoting the work of Polish authors for years, presenting readers with both debutants and recognized writers. Their books are characterized by careful editorial development, interesting topics and a high literary level. "Red Dawn" is another proof that Wydawnictwo Czarne focuses on ambitious and engaging literature that addresses important social issues.

Thanks to "Red Dawn", the reader can move to the fascinating world of Warsaw's Praga district, where the past is intertwined with the present, and every alley hides a secret. The author recreates the atmosphere of this extraordinary district with great attention to detail, creating an authentic and suggestive background for the events taking place. This novel is not only a crime story, but also a portrait of Warsaw, a city full of contrasts, where next to modern lofts and art galleries you can still find traces of ancient history and culture. The book has 304 pages and was published in 12.5x20.5 cm format in 2020 with a paperback cover.