Set - Reflections of Eternity. Red on Red + Taligoy Ballad. Flame of Eternity

Such a familiar world, so understandable... An all-powerful cardinal and a suffering queen. A young provincial on a ridiculous horse and a beautiful prince born in exile. An invincible scoundrel and a beauty convinced of her own ugliness. A thieving, spiteful drunkard and a wise mentor. Such a familiar world, so understandable... Ghostly monks, a ghostly tower, a ghostly crown, poison, gold, and steel. At stake – a family ring, at stake – victory, at stake – life and death. One bullet extinguishes three candles. One calls upon seven. Wine flows, blood flows, song flows... Such a familiar world, so understandable. But there is nothing foggier than certainty and quieter than a scream. The brother and heir of the lord is caught in a vile crime. His guilt is undeniable, and the royal brother has no intention of covering for the criminal. No one doubts the justice of the sentence… almost no one. A foreign half-breed treacherously kills the king who trusted him and lets enemies into the city. All that remains for the most loyal of the slain knight is revenge, even at the cost of his own life. He has no doubts about his decision and regrets nothing... almost nothing.

"Flame of Eternity" and "Taligoy Ballad" are key stories to the "Reflections of Eternity" cycle. From them, the reader will learn what is unknown to the heroes of the cycle and what could have spared them from mistakes, sometimes deadly. A prequel to the "Reflections of Eternity" cycle, where events occur 400 years before the start of the first novel of the cycle "Red on Red".

"Red on Red" is the literary source of the movie adaptation of the fantasy novels cycle by Vera Kamsha "Reflections of Eternity". "Reflections of Eternity" is called "the best example of historical fantasy in the entire post-Soviet space".