BEZDROŻA - EWA POPŁAWSKA

Ewa Popławska's captivating novel "Bezdroża" is a moving story about post-war fates, difficult choices, and the search for love in a new reality. It takes us to Gdańsk, where Anna and Kazimierz Warszawscy, forced to leave Vilnius, try to rebuild their lives. It is a story about alienation, traumatic memories, and an unusual offer that changes the protagonist's life.

• Moving story about post-war fates
• Captivating plot full of twists and turns
• Unforgettable characters struggling with a difficult past
• Universal questions about love, trauma, and identity
• Ideal reading for lovers of social novels
• Bestselling author Ewa Popławska

The novel is set in post-war Gdańsk, where Anna and Kazimierz Warszawscy try to find their place. Anna quickly finds a job in a shop, and Kazik, a talented musician, gets a job in the orchestra. Initially frustrated by the need to play for the communists, he gradually gains public recognition, which allows him to forget about ideological dilemmas.

The spouses gradually drift apart. Kazik is absorbed in his professional duties, and Anna cannot find herself in the new reality, constantly returning to her tragic memories. Her life takes on a new dimension when she receives an unusual offer - she is to seduce people suspected of collaborating with the communists. She quickly enjoys the role of femme fatale, although she tries to convince herself that she is doing it to save innocent people.

In her novel, Ewa Popławska asks questions about the nature of love and the possibility of escaping the traumatic past. Can it be clearly stated what love is? Can you forget painful memories and start a new life? "Bezdroża" is a read that encourages reflection and remains in your memory long after you finish reading. Published by Pascal in 2023, it has 384 pages and a format of 134x200 mm.