Касація

Predstavli͡ai͡emo ukraïnsʹkym chytacham roman odnoho z naĭpopuli͡arnishykh suchasnykh polʹsʹkykh pysʹmennykiv Remihiusha Mruza. I͡Ak pyshutʹ u pol-neti, ĭoho knyhy chytai͡utʹ navitʹ ti, khto ne chytai͡e bilʹshe nichoho. A "Kasat͡sii͡a", z i͡akoï pochynai͡etʹsi͡a t͡se znaĭomstvo, - pershyĭ tvir duz͡he uspishnoï seriï, shcho mai͡e sviĭ fan-klub, de davno kulʹtyvui͡utʹsi͡a idealʹni obrazy talanovytoï kryminalistky Ĭoanny Khylky ta ïï uchni͡a ĭ pidopichnoho, kotromu volei͡u vypadku distalosi͡a prizvysʹko Zordon. Naspravdi z͡h ĭoho zvaty Kordianom; vin lyshe pochynai͡e svoi͡u pravnychu kar"i͡eru, i ot, razom zi svoi͡ei͡u mentorkoi͡u, opyni͡ai͡etʹsi͡a u vyri nezvychaĭnykh i motoroshnykh podiĭ, z i͡akykh musytʹ prynaĭmni vybratysi͡a z͡hyvym, aby rozhadaty t͡silu nyzku zahadok i͡urydychnoho, kryminalistychnoho i zahalʹnoli͡udsʹkoho kharakteru. Chytachiv ochikui͡utʹ povni napruhy st͡seny ĭ epizody. A i͡akshcho kohosʹ t͡sikavli͡atʹ podrobyt͡si budennoho z͡hytti͡a, vin mai͡e moz͡hlyvistʹ opynytysi͡a v suchasniĭ Varshavi ĭ pobachyty polʹsʹku stolyt͡si͡u takoi͡u, i͡akoi͡u ïï bachatʹ sami meshkant͡si.

We present to Ukrainian readers a novel by one of the most popular contemporary Polish writers Remigiusz Mruz. According to Paul net, his books are read even by those who don't read anything else. And "Cassation", with which this acquaintance begins, is the first work of a very successful series, which has its own fan club, where ideal images of the talented criminologist Joanna Hilka and her student and Ward, who By Chance got the nickname Zordon, have long been cultivated. In fact, his name is Cordian; he is just beginning his legal career, and now, together with his mentor, he finds himself in a maelstrom of unusual and terrible events, from which he must at least get out alive in order to solve a whole series of riddles of a legal, forensic and universal nature. Readers can expect tense scenes and episodes. And if someone is interested in the details of everyday life, they have the opportunity to find themselves in modern Warsaw and see the Polish capital as the residents themselves see it.