Hlavně všechno přežít – Morrison Ewan (2024)

My name is Haley Cooper Crowe, and I live in isolation in a remote place that I must not talk about. Two years have passed since the COVID-19 pandemic. Haley and Ben live with their divorced mother. However, their father believes that a new, much more dangerous epidemic is inevitably approaching, and he is determined to protect the children by any means necessary. He wants to take them immediately to his prepper hideout, where they will be safe from the deadly suffocating virus. The mother, however, disagrees with his plan, and so the father resorts to an extreme solution to save his children – kidnapping. The children find themselves in his self-sufficient compound completely isolated, without contact with the outside world. But how will they save their mom? Will they ever get out alive? Is the external threat real – or is it just a dark phantasmagoria born in their father's conspiracy-obsessed mind? This chillingly realistic story depicts, at a relentless pace, through the eyes of a teenage girl, the collapse of the world as she knows it, including her family and sanity. The novel by the acclaimed Scottish author was shortlisted for Book of the Year (Bookmark Book of the Year) in the year of its release and received praise from critics and the literary community. 'I never believed that a great novel could be written about…