Glass Hotel

On the shore of Vancouver Island, facing the ocean, stands a phantom of wood and glass – an incredible hotel hidden in the Canadian wilderness. From it, like from a skein, threads stretch out, weaving a tangled reality in which... everyone is not who they seem, and everything is not what it seems. Here, on the panoramic window of the sparkling lobby, a threatening inscription appears: "Why don't you eat broken glass?" Is it meant for Vincent – the detached young girl, whose past also holds glass with an inscription, and soon heavier secrets will emerge? Or perhaps it concerns Paul, Vincent's brother, who is dragged down by unspoken guilt and drug addiction? Or is the addressee Jonathan Alkaitis, the mysterious owner of the hotel and head of an unusually profitable investment fund, who holds so much money and power?

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1. The design of each book is a small work of art, concealing hints about the plot. 2. Soft cover with convenient flaps; the perfect format to carry with you. 3. The most relevant works from Russian and foreign classics, contemporary cult literature, poetry.