Přehodit řeku - CDmp3 (Čte Lukáš Hlavica)

In the autumn of 1934, German engineer Rudolf Formis checks into a small hotel called Záhoří near the Svatojánské rapids and begins regular anti-Nazi radio broadcasts to his former homeland from a secret transmitter he built himself. A clear order comes from the highest circles – to track down and silence him. A dramatic hunt begins for the solitary man who stood up to great evil. Nearly eighty years later, the ruins of the former Záhoří hotel are long submerged beneath the waters of the Slapská reservoir. In a nearby guesthouse, journalist Jakub Halmich checks in, determined to break free from the routine of his profession before approaching fifty and to write a novel about Rudolf Formis. However, he is unaware that the coming days will also bring him an encounter with Patrícia, a thirty-three-year-old architectural engineer, a peculiar and controversial personality who comes here to her inherited cottage. An unexpected acquaintance that will significantly impact his life. The author narrates both stories, one real and historically accurate, the other fictional, in a captivating and gripping manner. He relies on his mature storytelling, attention to detail, and subtle character development. Despite the gap of two generations, he discovers certain parallels and unsettling connections...