SOMETIMES WE HAVE NO CHOICE - MACIEJ SZMAJDZIŃSKI

In a world where rules have ceased to exist, finding redemption becomes the most difficult challenge. "Sometimes we have no choice" is a moving story about life in a post-apocalyptic reality, where violence and death are commonplace. Maciej Szmajdziński, the author of the bestseller "Exiles from Paradise", takes us on a journey to a world after the End, where hope is a scarce commodity.

• Engaging plot full of emotions and twists
• Realistic picture of the world after the disaster
• Dark atmosphere full of tension and uncertainty
• Expressive characters struggling with difficult choices
• Universal message about the power of manipulation and envy
• Continuation of the author's successful debut

The novel is set in Ciechania, where apparent peace has prevailed after the End. The idyllic, although harsh, life of the inhabitants is disturbed by the arrival of a mysterious priest. Entangled in a complicated intrigue, the heroes face tragedies that test their humanity. Is a return to normality still possible?

Maciej Szmajdziński, a Polish writer specializing in post-apocalyptic literature, debuted in 2023 with the novel "Exiles from Paradise", which gained recognition from readers and critics. His work is characterized by a dark atmosphere, a realistic depiction of the world after the disaster, and a deep moral message. The author addresses the themes of envy, greed, manipulation and naivety, showing how these negative traits can destroy even the most orderly world.

"Sometimes we have no choice" is a story that captivates from the first page and does not let go until the very end. Szmajdziński masterfully builds tension, gradually revealing further elements of the intrigue and surprising the reader with unexpected twists. The novel encourages reflection on the human condition, the choices we make, and the consequences of our actions. It is a must-read for fans of post-apocalyptic literature, but also for all those who appreciate intelligent and moving stories.

Technical data:

Publisher: War Book

Year of publication: 2025

Cover: paperback

Number of pages: 352

Format: 142x212 mm