DEATH CAME IN JULY - ADAM BIAŁOUS

A captivating historical novel that transports the reader to the turbulent times of the Augustów Roundup. Adam Białous, a debut author, paints a picture full of heroism, love, betrayal, and sacrifice. It is a story about people who paid the ultimate price for their loyalty to their ideals and their homeland.

• Captivating plot set in a historical context.
• Expressive characters whose fates evoke emotions.
• Universal message about values that withstand any test.
• Literary debut of a promising author.
• Ideal reading for lovers of history and fine literature.

Adam Białous, a debut author, in his novel "Death Came in July" takes us on a journey to the times of the Augustów Roundup, one of the most tragic events in post-war Polish history. Against the backdrop of dramatic events, the fates of heroes unfold, who must make difficult choices, fight for survival, and face the consequences of their decisions. The novel touches on important themes such as patriotism, sacrifice, betrayal, and love in times of trial.

The author recreates the reality of those times with extraordinary precision, transporting the reader to a world full of dangers and uncertainty. He draws psychological portraits of the characters, showing their inner conflicts and motivations. "Death Came in July" is not only a historical novel, but also a deeply humanistic story about the human condition in the face of extreme situations.

Adam Białous's novel is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and wants to learn about the fates of people who fought for freedom and independence. It is also an excellent read for those who seek deep emotions and universal messages in literature. "Death Came in July" is a book that will remain in the reader's memory for a long time.

The PCPapier Andrzej Robert Pawłowski publishing house presents this moving novel in a careful edition, paying attention to every detail. The paperback cover and clear format make reading comfortable and enjoyable. "Death Came in July" is a book that deserves the attention of every reader.