THE HOUSE OF THE DEAF - NOVEL BY PETER KRISTUFEK

Discover the captivating story of Alfons Trnovsky, a respected family doctor who has hidden his true emotions throughout his life. Immerse yourself in the world of a Slovak town, where secrets of the past come to light and the fates of the characters intertwine with the turbulent events of the 20th century. Will Alfons be able to uncover the truth about the bones buried in the garden and the dark secrets hidden in his closet?

• Captivating plot full of mysteries and twists
• Colorful characters with deep emotions and complex relationships
• Realistic portrayal of a Slovak town against the backdrop of historical events
• Universal message about the search for truth and self-acceptance
• Inspiring story about the power of love and forgiveness
• Beautiful edition in paperback

"The House of the Deaf" is a moving novel by Peter Kristufek that takes the reader to a fictional Slovak town where life seems to flow peacefully. Alfons Trnovsky, a respected family doctor, hides many secrets. His life, full of feigned joy, is marked by deafness to important events of the 20th century - from political regimes to personal tragedies. One day, his son discovers bones buried in the garden, which triggers an avalanche of events that force Alfons to face the past.

The mysterious find leads Trnovsky to discover more corpses in his own closet. All this is related to a Goya exhibition in the Spanish Prado and paintings from the Casa del Sordo, the House of the Deaf. This novel is not only a criminal intrigue, but also a deep reflection on human nature, memory and responsibility for one's actions. Kristufek masterfully combines historical elements with fiction, creating an unforgettable story about the search for truth and redemption.

Peter Kristufek is a Slovak writer whose work is characterized by rich language, insightful social observations and the ability to create complex, multi-layered characters. His novels touch on important themes such as identity, memory, history and interpersonal relationships. "The House of the Deaf" is one of his most appreciated novels, which has been translated into many languages and has gained the recognition of critics and readers around the world. An ideal book for lovers of fiction, crime novels and historical novels.

Details of the edition:

Pages: 588

Format: 15x21 cm

Year of publication: 2015

Binding: paperback

Publisher: Książkowe Klimaty