Firefly Lane
18 hrs. 1 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Kristin Hannah
Author
Kristin Hannah
Narrator
Alexey Bagdasarov
Narrator
Alexey Bagdasarov
Description
Kristin Hannah’s “The Nightingale” — a global bestseller, a family saga, drama, tragedy, adventure, and an incredible love story.
The 1970s. Leni is thirteen years old, and her father has only just returned from the Vietnam War. He came back nothing like before — angry at the whole world, confused, broken. And soon he receives an inheritance — a small plot of land where there are almost no people, where only beautiful, though harsh, nature remains — in Alaska. Soon Leni and her parents set off for this mysterious and unknown world. At first it seems that Alaska fulfills all their hopes and expectations. In this wild place they find a community of strong men — and even stronger women. And what begins as an adventure turns into a drama. Leni and her mother will learn that Alaska is not only beautiful, but also terrible — that it can save and it can destroy. In this land, each day forces a person to choose between life and death.
After the novel’s release in the United States, it immediately shot to the top of bestseller lists, where it has stayed for a long time.
Kristin Hannah knows Alaska firsthand — she grew up there, and the writer’s parents still live there. Her family is one of the most respected in this harsh country.
The 1970s. Leni is thirteen years old, and her father has only just returned from the Vietnam War. He came back nothing like before — angry at the whole world, confused, broken. And soon he receives an inheritance — a small plot of land where there are almost no people, where only beautiful, though harsh, nature remains — in Alaska. Soon Leni and her parents set off for this mysterious and unknown world. At first it seems that Alaska fulfills all their hopes and expectations. In this wild place they find a community of strong men — and even stronger women. And what begins as an adventure turns into a drama. Leni and her mother will learn that Alaska is not only beautiful, but also terrible — that it can save and it can destroy. In this land, each day forces a person to choose between life and death.
After the novel’s release in the United States, it immediately shot to the top of bestseller lists, where it has stayed for a long time.
Kristin Hannah knows Alaska firsthand — she grew up there, and the writer’s parents still live there. Her family is one of the most respected in this harsh country.
