Give Me Back My Heart

12 hrs. 36 min.

Language Russian

Author Max Frei

Narrator Stanislav Voronetsky

When someone asks you to give up someone’s heart, it’s assumed that you stole it first. Stealing a heart is the greatest favor one person can do another. Because love is the source of the sweetest kind of power—and at the same time, a bridge connecting us to life, death, other Worlds, and times, to everything that has happened and that has not happened. And in the end—to ourselves.
This book contains instructions explaining what should be done with hearts—yours and other people’s. With all of them that fall within reach. And it also includes a detailed anthropological study whose goal was to find out what makes a full-fledged psycho different from a complete idiot. They figured it out. We’re great.

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