Black angel

Nazar Skalyuk well understands the cost of gaining life experience. Most of the heroes of his stories are pure at heart, but they are often driven to despair by other people, circumstances, and ultimately by an absurd situation in a state where injustice proudly calls itself "democracy." Will they last? Or maybe they will give up? The author examines borderline situations, investigating the behavior of people who find themselves "on the edge", and tries to establish a connection between the cause of the act and its consequence...
And even when the whole world rises up against the hero, branding him a criminal, can the reader condemn him for wanting to fight for his truth in an unjust world?