ZIMNE OGNIE - ZETER ZELKE

In a world where the lines between reality and fantasy blur, "Zimne ognie" by Zeter Zelke is a retro crime story that draws the reader into a dark and dangerous world. Marcel Szpilorek, a convicted contract killer, is offered a chance at freedom, but the price is high - he must help the police catch a serial killer. His investigation leads him to deals with the gang of the mysterious Siren, and in the background, empty buildings are burning and the popularity of a new drug is growing. Will Marcel, a professional purveyor of death, find his place in this chaos?

• Dark and engaging plot full of twists and turns
• Retro atmosphere of the fallen city of Stary Jorek
• Fantasy elements adding a unique character to the story
• Mature themes aimed at a demanding audience
• Expressive characters whose fates intertwine in a dangerous game
• Realistic picture of a world drowning in violence and depravity

"Zimne ognie" is not just a crime novel, it is a journey into a dark corner of human nature, where the lines between good and evil become blurred. The author, Zeter Zelke, skillfully combines retro elements with fantasy, creating a story that stays with the reader for a long time. The book takes us to Stary Jorek, a fallen city full of monsters in human skin, where Marcel Szpilorek, one of them, tries to find his place.

The Planeta Czytelnika publishing house presents "Zimne ognie" in an elegant paperback cover, with attention to every detail. The 205x145 mm format makes the book fit perfectly in your hand, and 438 pages guarantee long hours of reading. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees that the reader receives the latest and most refined version of this fascinating story.

"Zimne ognie" is a proposition for a mature audience who is not afraid to face difficult topics and a dark picture of the world. The book raises questions of morality, violence and depravity, forcing reflection on the human condition. If you are looking for a crime novel that defies clichés and surprises at every turn, "Zimne ognie" by Zeter Zelke is the perfect choice.