Darkness

13 hrs. 49 min.

Language Russian

Author Martovsky Kot

Narrator Andrey Voroshkevich

A world rapidly sinking into the chaos of the apocalypse. And in it, the road from Novosibirsk to Krasnoyarsk becomes not just a route, but a true test of survival among ruined cities and empty stretches of wilderness. Here, the hero (who is by no means what you might call a hero) will have to face not only zombies, but also a far more terrifying enemy—people who have lost all humanity. In the fight for life, there is no room for morals, and the line between good and evil blurs before your eyes.

“Darkness” is an enthralling story about how easy it is to lose yourself in a merciless world where each day can turn out to be the last. An atmosphere of doom and despair is woven together with rare flashes of hope, while dark humor and sarcasm give the narrative its unique flavor. This novel is not just a book about the apocalypse—it’s also a reflection on human nature and how far a person can go in the name of survival.

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