PROTEST - MAGDALENA ZIMNIAK

An engaging psychological novel full of mysteries and complex characters. Discover the dark atmosphere and tension that accompany the characters in their search for truth. Immerse yourself in a world where the past returns and questions multiply with each passing page.

• Dark atmosphere and tension that keeps you on the edge of your seat from the first to the last page.
• Complex characters whose fates intertwine in unexpected ways.
• Engaging plot that makes it impossible to put the book down.
• Psychological novel that forces you to reflect on human nature.
• Secrets and ambiguities that, when gradually revealed, lead to a surprising finale.
• 2022 edition, guaranteeing a fresh perspective on difficult topics.

"Protest" is a novel that balances on the edge of madness, showing the fate of three women - Krysia, Anita and Julia - whose lives are marked by tragic events. Krysia undergoes an abortion, and shortly thereafter her mother commits suicide. Many years later, in 2020, the Constitutional Tribunal rules that abortion due to severe and irreversible fetal changes is unconstitutional. Anita, balancing on the edge of madness, recalls her sister's procedure and everything that happened afterwards. Her daughter, Julia, angry at the government, takes part in protests. The past returns, and questions multiply, which each of them tries to answer on their own.

In her new novel, Magdalena Zimniak touches on difficult and controversial topics such as abortion, suicide and murder. The author analyzes the psyche of her characters with extraordinary precision, showing their internal conflicts and dilemmas. "Protest" is a novel that forces you to reflect on the modern world and the role of women in society. An ideal book for lovers of dark and suspenseful stories.

Skarpa Warszawska Publishing House presents "Protest" as a novel that will surely touch the hearts of readers and encourage deeper reflection. Magdalena Zimniak, known for titles such as "The Girl from the Excelsior Hotel" and "Before Tomorrow Comes", once again proves that she is a master at creating dark and engaging stories. The novel has 368 pages and was published in 205x139 mm format in paperback.