NAWRÓT - ZBIGNIEW KOSIOROWSKI

Embark on an enigmatic journey with the world's oldest cranks as they sail towards the end of the world, or perhaps even further. It's a story about octogenarians who don't intend to call at port as long as they have enough crew. The plan is simple: the last one turns off the position lights...

• Dark intrigue in the world of crime and diplomacy
• Engaging plot full of twists and secrets
• Colorful gallery of characters with deep ethical dilemmas
• Crime novel with a key that encourages reflection
• Journey through the world of drug smuggling and corruption
• Special operations of police units to combat crime
• Internal dilemmas and ethical motivations of the characters

The drama begins in Montevideo, where Jose Artigas, hiding from gangster-smugglers, witnesses a murder. Soon after, a yacht calls at the port, whose crew becomes the main suspect in both the crime and cocaine smuggling. The world of crime, diplomacy and drug trafficking intertwines into a complex web of intrigue involving gangs, secret service agents and corrupt politicians.

At the heart of this dirty world is the crew of a Polish yacht, who have long lost the pristine white on deck. Their goal is to circumnavigate Cape Horn, but the road to the goal is full of dangers and challenges. Will they survive in this melting pot of crime and corruption? Will they discover a deeper meaning in the chaos of tangled fates?

"Nawrót" is a crime novel with a key that uses genre conventions to create a world full of deeper meanings and ethical motivations. The novel captivates with its colorful language and wide horizon of adventures, presenting a rich gallery of characters. What connects the actions of gangsters, smugglers and agents fighting crime? Does this complicated human score create only a dissonance of tangled fates, or does it reveal the echo of a recurring theme, a recognizable common melody? It is a book that will surely encourage reflection and leave a lasting impression on the reader.

Publication details:

Pages: 322

Format: 212x164 mm

Year of publication: 2025

Binding: paperback

Publisher: Forma