Time Capsule

An astonishingly talented blend of young adult and adult high-stakes prose. It’s hard to listen to what teenagers think of us adults, how they judge our actions—and what’s worse: why they hate us.

And yet, after reading this book, you become a happy optimist. You want to imitate the main heroine, do good deeds, forgive everyone, love everyone… This is the kind of book that makes you want to reread it many times.

For Eloisa (aka the Fox), her stepfather Leo was not just a friend. He was an unmatched idol—a faithful knight, a reliable protector, and, in general, a superman. But Leo died, and mom brought a new boyfriend with the surname Los.

In the family, new rules begin. A threat of extradition to a clinic for underdeveloped children hangs over the beloved younger brother of the Fox. The Fox hates Los at first sight and suspects him of murdering the neighbor. She needs to expose the killer urgently and save her brother! It seems like fate itself helped her find an old time capsule hidden in ruins back in Soviet times. This capsule, along with a crumbling note, has the power to fix the past and change the future…