PSYCHOLOGICAL NOVEL BY ALICJA SINICKA THE INTERN

A captivating novel that touches on difficult topics and keeps you in suspense from the first to the last page. Ideal for lovers of psychological thrillers and stories full of innuendo.

• Captivating plot full of suspense and twists
• Realistic characters struggling with difficult choices
• Dark atmosphere full of innuendo and secrets
• Moving story about manipulation, betrayal and the struggle for survival
• Ideal reading for fans of psychological thrillers

"The Intern" is a novel that draws the reader into a world of intrigue, manipulation and dangerous relationships. The author, Alicja Sinicka, skillfully builds tension, gradually revealing the dark secrets of the characters. The book touches on important topics such as abuse of power, workplace bullying and the consequences of decisions made. The reader is drawn into a whirlwind of events, unable to put the book down until the very end.

Alicja Sinicka is an author who debuted in the world of psychological thrillers with this novel. As she herself mentions, writing "The Intern" allowed her to find her true creative "self". Despite the passing years and the evolution of her style, the author returns to this story with sentiment, believing that it will intrigue readers and evoke many emotions. This novel is an excellent example of the ability to build tension and create unforgettable characters.

The book "The Intern" is not only a suspenseful story, but also a reflection on the condition of modern society. The author touches on the issues of social inequality, the exploitation of the weaker and the consequences of striving for goals at all costs. This novel will certainly make the reader think and leave a lasting impression in his memory. It is a must-read for all lovers of psychological literature who are looking for a captivating, emotional and moving read. An ideal novel for long evenings, which will provide unforgettable experiences and encourage reflection on human nature and moral dilemmas.

Edition: W.A.B., 2024, 432 pages, paperback, format 210x141 mm.