DISTANT ADVENTURE CRIME NOVEL

Enter the fascinating world of the 1930s, where secrets and dangers lurk around every corner. "Distant Adventure" is a crime story that will draw you in from the first page, taking you on a journey full of intrigue and unexpected twists. Feel the thrill as you follow the fates of the characters entangled in a mystery whose solution may be surprising.

• Dark atmosphere of the 1930s, full of secrets and dangers.
• Engaging crime plot with unexpected twists.
• Mysterious heroine whose presence on the ship raises suspicions.
• Realistic representation of the realities of maritime navigation in the interwar period.
• Penetrating psychological portraits of the characters.
• Atmosphere of mystery and uncertainty that lasts until the end.
• Ideal read for lovers of classic crime novels.

The action of the crime novel "Distant Adventure" is set in the 1930s, in times when maritime navigation on the dangerous waves of the Baltic Sea was shrouded in many secrets. One night, a freighter leaves the port of Gdynia - s/s "Robot". The only legal passenger on the ship is editor Stanisław Stempkowski. However, it turns out that there is another passenger on the ship, Alicja Wedwood, a mysterious Englishwoman who, she claims, boarded the Robot by mistake.

The passenger seems strangely familiar to Stempkowski. A bond of sympathy develops between him and the young woman. Nevertheless, together with the captain, Stempkowski tries to find out whether the illegal passenger was actually on the ship by accident. At some point, another ship appears at sea, there is an unexpected turn of events, and the characters of the novel find themselves in the heart of a criminal mystery, the relevance of which will be surprising.

The novel "Distant Adventure" is an excellent proposition for all lovers of classic crime novels who appreciate a dark atmosphere, an engaging plot and surprising twists. Let yourself be swept away into a whirlwind of secrets and discover what lies behind the facade of peaceful sailing on the Baltic Sea. The paperback edition, with 112 pages, in the format 146x212 mm, is the ideal format for reading while traveling or in the comfort of your home.