Not in the next world – Traub Masha – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-244243-8
Not in the next world
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Not in the next world
9.99 €
Dasha lives nonstop: work, business trips, endless hotel rooms, all identical. She once chose a career and achieved success, but put her personal life on hold "for later." Now that "later" has become a void, but stopping is impossible. Or is it?
One day, everything changes. Dasha opens her eyes and realizes something has gone wrong. She's in an unfamiliar place, where she meets strange people—each with their own pain, each waiting for something. It seems she's been given a chance to see her life from the outside and decide whether it's worth returning to.
Masha Traub's new novel is for anyone who feels stuck, tired of pretending, and dreams of a second chance. It's never too late to start over. If you dare.
"Is there life after death? Who wouldn't want to know the answer to that question? Or perhaps there are places where people find themselves in a borderline state—between life and death? Perhaps these are cities that resemble ordinary ones. And life there resembles ordinary ones. What makes a person fight for life or give up? Can relatives bring their loved ones back from the other world? Or perhaps higher powers deliberately send a person to the wrong world so they understand that their place is in this one. And they have a choice—to stay there or to return, because this person is needed here, in this world. Life is when someone needs you." — Masha Traub
One day, everything changes. Dasha opens her eyes and realizes something has gone wrong. She's in an unfamiliar place, where she meets strange people—each with their own pain, each waiting for something. It seems she's been given a chance to see her life from the outside and decide whether it's worth returning to.
Masha Traub's new novel is for anyone who feels stuck, tired of pretending, and dreams of a second chance. It's never too late to start over. If you dare.
"Is there life after death? Who wouldn't want to know the answer to that question? Or perhaps there are places where people find themselves in a borderline state—between life and death? Perhaps these are cities that resemble ordinary ones. And life there resembles ordinary ones. What makes a person fight for life or give up? Can relatives bring their loved ones back from the other world? Or perhaps higher powers deliberately send a person to the wrong world so they understand that their place is in this one. And they have a choice—to stay there or to return, because this person is needed here, in this world. Life is when someone needs you." — Masha Traub
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