Syberia

A scenic and enveloping story. An epic journey of self-discovery with a stunning plot twist.

The wild nature of Jack London is back, in a novel with strong introspective aspects. This is the incredible adventure of Janis, a young Polish dissident who escapes from a katorga, one of the terrible tsarist prison camps isolated in the Siberian taiga.
One morning, an event as mysterious as it is powerful shakes the camp, enabling Janis to escape. A blinding flash crosses the sky of the Russian taiga, followed by a roar and a violent blast of air. It is probably a meteorite.
Thus Janis begins his long journey through the unexpected, a hostile terrain marked by a continuous struggle against nature and into himself, as he tries to understand who he really is and the burden he carries inside. A terrible truth will be revealed to Janis at the end, after an encounter with a shaman, and arriving at the huge crater generated by the explosion. A truth that concerns his past and which will overturn his view of the world. Is it a dream? Is it reality?
Is it a second chance offered by destiny?

• A novel that digs deep into the soul of both its main character and the reader.” Fabio Geda
• Realistic adventure into the wildest, most hostile natural environment.