Voice of Blood

Max and his friends finally fly to Peru. This unique country will most likely be the final point of their journey—if everything goes as planned. In the hero’s hands is an ancient statuette of an unknown deity, which must show the way to the mystical City of the Sun. All his life, Max’s father spent searching for this place. He disappeared mysteriously seven years ago, leaving behind a trail of ciphers, riddles, and cryptograms. Max has already been to India and Sri Lanka, but the seemingly close solution hasn’t been found yet, and it’s unknown whether it will be possible to find the city lost in the Amazon jungle. And did it even exist?

The "City of the Sun" tetralogy combines a detective story, a family saga, and a thriller. In the third book, readers will find new puzzles, astonishing historical and ethnographic details, as well as a tightly wound plot. Yevgeny Rudashevsky (born in 1987) may be the leading specialist in teenage psychology among today’s modern Russian authors. The author reproduces the feelings and thoughts of his nineteen-year-old hero so precisely that it feels as if he himself never became an adult.