Dusty Feathers

"A fairy tale — forgotten and hungry, having lost everyone who believed in it — becomes wild, it feels cramped under bridges and in dark corners of staircases. The fairy tale sneaks into homes and dusty storerooms, looks out from dark alleyways, reaching out to people with the clawed paws of small folk.
The duty of the Center for Parapsychology is to guard the boundary between the real world and the maddened world of the Fairy Tale.
Sasha Ozerkaya, as a student of the Center, knows this well and more often covers her ears to avoid hearing it. But is it possible to remain indifferent when the Fairy Tale has taken root among Sasha's loved ones and sends her terrifying visions where, in the end, someone is bound to die?" 

3 reasons to buy this book: 

1. The first part of a fantasy trilogy about the dark side of beloved Russian fairy tales. 

2. A story about spiritual kinship and camaraderie, personal growth and duty. 

3. A stylish monochrome cover. Atmospheric colored illustrations inside.