The Long March

10 hrs. 59 min.

Language Russian

Author Vasily Sakharov

Narrator Mikhail Roslyakov

The brief war between the Kuban Confederation and the Mediterranean Alliance ended. A lull set in, and Alexander Mechnikov decided to go home. But how, if the Bosporus is blocked by yesterday’s enemies who thirst for his blood? There are few options, and an officer of the GB decides to break through to his homeland via the Baltic Sea, St. Petersburg, and Moscow. Again on the march. Again with a backpack on his shoulders and an assault rifle in his hands. Next to him are loyal comrades and a woman dear to his heart. And ahead is Russia torn apart by a cataclysm: the lands of the tough “vol’ny” people, surrounded by hordes of cruel savages; Moscow, lost in the forests, city-fortresses, the Crusaders of the 21st century, Satanists, and the custodians of weapons of mass destruction from the Voronezh-45 facility. Wherever you go—danger, desolation, and enemies. But there are also friends and allies, and a stubborn squad pushes its way forward to join the forces of the KКФ.

1. The Soldier (narrated by Mikhail Roslyakov) 2. Swordsman (narrated by Mikhail Roslyakov) 3. Privateer (narrated by Oleg Novikov) 4. The Long March 5. Count Mechnikov (narrated by Yury Titov) 7. When the Plague Came (narrated by Egor Partin)

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