Vladarg Delsat

Милалика

Sprachen: Russisch. 21,6 cm / 14,0 cm / 1,4 cm ( B/H/T )
Buch (Softcover), 256 Seiten
EAN 9798224453559
Veröffentlicht Mai 2024
Verlag/Hersteller VD
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Beschreibung

Казалось бы, жизнь военного разведчика полна опасностей и неожиданных приключений. Особистка Милена Ершова может с этим поспорить. Единственные приключения в ее жизни - это те, что она придумывает сама. Но вот Милена получает особое задание. Да еще и в группе под командованием самого майора Громова - тайной любви девушки. Исполнение мечты так близко! Но, попав в засаду, Милена погибает. Смерть дает девушке второй шанс. Милена оказывается в новом теле и в новом мире. Вернуться домой она может только в одном случае если отыщет в мире, полном опасностей, своего любимого.

Portrait

Vladarg Delsat is a celebrated author known for his insightful exploration of adversity and resilience. With a background marked by significant historical and personal challenges, his early life in the Soviet Union's Moldova under the shadow of conflict shaped his perspectives profoundly. Initially pursuing a career in medicine, specializing in paediatrics and focusing on rare diseases, his path took a dramatic turn due to his children's health crises linked to the Chernobyl disaster. This pivotal moment steered him towards the literary world. Beginning his writing career in the late 1990s, Delsat has since delved into themes close to his heart, such as the struggles of children with special needs and the impacts of societal prejudice, primarily writing in Russian. His literary work took a significant turn in 2023 with the publication of a therapeutic book in English, aimed at broadening the reach of his experiences and insights. Residing in Germany, Delsat is a father of three, whose life story encapsulates the essence of determination, familial devotion, and the capacity to transform profound challenges into a source of inspiration and understanding through his writings.

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