Somewhere at the edge of the world – Tatiana Ustinova – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-234726-9
Somewhere at the edge of the world
Somewhere at the edge of the world
4.99 €
No one knows where exactly the "end of the earth" is, or if it really exists. No one knows what it's like there, or what lies beyond.
Lilya Molchanova is sent to the end of the earth, to Anadyr. At first glance, it's an ordinary assignment for Radio Purga, but in reality, she's been sent with a long-term mission... At the end, everything is different—cold and dangerous, and Lilya, already mourning her terrible fate, suddenly finds herself in an unknown and beautiful world where people live by different laws and rules. They're used to helping and rescuing each other; without it, they can't survive in the Far North!
When Lilya, under strange, incredible circumstances, finds a murdered hunter, a sophisticated and terrifying game begins. She feels alone, that no one will help or save her, but she suddenly becomes convinced that there is no such thing as universal loneliness, but rather that there are people—real, living, decent people, ready to save her at any cost.
And over the snowy expanses, the call sign rings out: "Radio Purga!" This means life goes on, there is hope, and the ends of the earth are not the ends at all, but perhaps its beginning...
Lilya Molchanova is sent to the end of the earth, to Anadyr. At first glance, it's an ordinary assignment for Radio Purga, but in reality, she's been sent with a long-term mission... At the end, everything is different—cold and dangerous, and Lilya, already mourning her terrible fate, suddenly finds herself in an unknown and beautiful world where people live by different laws and rules. They're used to helping and rescuing each other; without it, they can't survive in the Far North!
When Lilya, under strange, incredible circumstances, finds a murdered hunter, a sophisticated and terrifying game begins. She feels alone, that no one will help or save her, but she suddenly becomes convinced that there is no such thing as universal loneliness, but rather that there are people—real, living, decent people, ready to save her at any cost.
And over the snowy expanses, the call sign rings out: "Radio Purga!" This means life goes on, there is hope, and the ends of the earth are not the ends at all, but perhaps its beginning...
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