Lymph & Longevity: The Untapped Secret to Health

Father Looks West is the debut novel by Ekaterina Manoilo, which, long before its release, attracted the close attention of literary reviewers and critics, and won the Alexander Pushkin Lyceum Award. The heroine of the novel Katya - the daughter of a Russian and Kazakh - lives in a small border town, and the two cultures have had an equal impact on the formation of her personality: contradictory, complex, bright. She leaves for Moscow because of a deep personal tragedy, but it is impossible to escape from her native places forever: they attract, make you return at least for a while and try to break. This is a novel about violence and freedom, happiness and addiction, death and life triumphing over it. This audiobook is about the rebellion of children against their fathers, which more often than not is where true love lies. The book is read by the author.