Theory of Slavery
Author: Hamilkovsky
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The 'Roaring Twenties' are marred by the outcome of the Civil War. The Confederation's victory marked the beginning of a new political regime: servitude is still legal, while René Mantrousse's 'Slave theory' had become the country's new faith and code. However, the liberal youth believes that this flourishing will not last forever, and someday, after the oppression is over, everyone will find happiness.
John Keyle - a political criminal, becomes a victim of a pointless chase after the alluring dream of true love, that was never destined to come true.
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Very good! I’ve read the Russian version of the same book, and, as far as I see, the translation is even better. A nicely done historical exploration featuring the elements of romance, psychology, and even horror. Loved it! I would also like to mention that the writing style is exquisite and unique — it’s clear that the author was inspired by classic Russian literature. Can’t wait to read what will happen to John later in the book.
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