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The book The Law of the North: The Special Military Operation offers a deep analysis of the phenomenon of Russian statehood through the prism of its response to external threats. The author argues that largescale aggression against Russia throughout its history consistently leads not to weakening but to the consolidation of society, the mobilization of resources, and the expansion of the sphere of sovereignty. This process is presented not as expansion but as an organic act of national selfpreservation, in which the neutralization of hostile bridgeheads and the pushing back of danger become a strategic necessity for the protection of civilizational integrity. The book examines the Special Military Operation as the latest phase of this historical imperative. The author declares the goal of an impartial analysis of causeandeffect relationships, the study of maps, documents, and facts, in order to understand the logic of Russias historical existence.

For fifteen years, she's been searching for her sister. He's been writing bestsellers, unaware that his plots were being dictated by someone else's memory. Their connection is a secret locked in the basement of a psychiatric hospital called Safe Harbor. FBI profiler Alice Wood is called to a murder scene that exactly replicates a scene from a yet-to-be-published novel by author David Morrison. The trail leads her to a locked-down institution and a patient named Lina Novak, who hasn't spoken in ten years. Is she a victim or a puppet master? And why are her letters, filled with details of future crimes, being sent to Morrison? To survive, Alice must descend into a past where the lives of abandoned children, a brutal doctor, and a man watching from the shadows are all intertwined. The truth she uncovers will shatter everything she believed in. Because sometimes, the people closest to you are the ones you thought you'd lost forever. But are they ready to forgive?

When the war is over, the scariest part is realizing the enemy wasn't out there-it was inside you all along. Alice Wood has finally found a family, but peace turns out to be an illusion. The past she thought was buried returns in the form of a man whose face haunted her worst nightmares. Her father, believed dead for fifteen years, steps out of the shadows to warn her: Harrison has escaped. And he’s not alone. They’re being hunted by someone they never expected-Harrison’s son, raised on hatred and driven by a single goal: to destroy everyone with the last name Novak. But what if behind the mask of an enemy hides a lost child, just like them? What if the only way to survive is to welcome into the family the very person who swore to kill you? The second installment of a psychological thriller about how blood doesn’t make you family. Choice does. And this choice could cost them their lives.