A Midsummer Night's Dream
6 hrs. 16 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Anna Lastovetskaya
Author
Anna Lastovetskaya
Narrator
Vyacheslav Bulavin
Narrator
Vyacheslav Bulavin
Description
A medical center with nothing especially appealing was located on the top floor of a residential building. Strange, of course, that it wasn’t on the first. Even stranger that in the evenings, experiments were carried out on young women.
Using advances in neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and artificial intelligence, here they change the victim’s mental processes: memory, attention, and imagination. The experiments are richly paid for by wealthy clients, although some of them don’t even realize they’re dealing with a secret society called “The New Inquisition.”
The heroine of the novel, Alla Kotina—a young woman with a musical education—accidentally ends up on the Inquisitors’ blacklist. It would seem her fate is sealed. She’s about to be sent on the “true path”…
But unexpectedly, everything changes. Fantastic events begin swirling around the heroine…
Using advances in neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and artificial intelligence, here they change the victim’s mental processes: memory, attention, and imagination. The experiments are richly paid for by wealthy clients, although some of them don’t even realize they’re dealing with a secret society called “The New Inquisition.”
The heroine of the novel, Alla Kotina—a young woman with a musical education—accidentally ends up on the Inquisitors’ blacklist. It would seem her fate is sealed. She’s about to be sent on the “true path”…
But unexpectedly, everything changes. Fantastic events begin swirling around the heroine…
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