LTW THE WEREWOLF: A NOVEL SET DURING WORLD WAR II

Immerse yourself in the turbulent years of World War II with the novel "The Werewolf", the first part of the "Tower of Babel" series. This captivating story takes you on a journey through occupied Vilnius, where the fate of Józef, the protagonist, intertwines with dramatic events. Prepare for a suspenseful and dangerous journey that will test his wit, determination, and morality.

• Captivating plot full of suspense and twists
• Authentic realities of occupied Vilnius
• A story about the power of survival and human determination
• Wealth of characters and complex interpersonal relationships
• Reflection on moral dilemmas in times of war
• Two sets of documents and constant change of identity
• Fight for survival in occupied Vilnius

The novel "The Werewolf" is not only a story about survival in difficult times, but also a deep reflection on human nature and the moral choices we face in the face of war. Józef, forced to constantly change his place of residence and take on various jobs, faces a considerable challenge. Will he be able to survive in occupied Vilnius, while maintaining his identity and moral principles? Find out for yourself by immersing yourself in this captivating story.

LTW, a publishing house with a rich tradition, specializes in publishing fiction and historical works. Their books are characterized by high editorial quality and careful selection of authors. The novel "The Werewolf" is an excellent example of their commitment to promoting valuable literature that touches on important topics and encourages reflection.

The novel is set in Vilnius in the years 1939-1942, during the occupation. Józef, the protagonist, tries to find his place in the new reality and find a way to make a living. He wanders towards Vilnius and then operates in the city and its surroundings. He often changes his place of residence, takes on various jobs, using two sets of documents. His personal life is as complicated as the matters he intends to deal with together with the mysterious Tomasz. To survive in occupied Vilnius, he must be vigilant, clever and quick, he must be guided by more than just reason.

You can find the continuation of this story in the novel "For the Honor of the Organization".