Les Misérables (set of 2 books)

After many years of hard labor, the hero tries to break free from the past and live differently, but Inspector Javert relentlessly follows him, for whom the law is more important than any circumstances. Fate brings him together with Fantine and her daughter Cosette, and personal choice gradually becomes a matter of conscience, responsibility, and protecting another person. The life of Paris unfolds nearby: poor neighborhoods, the criminal world, the police, debates about the future of the country, and the growing tension that erupts into street rebellion. Here, private drama, social novel, and historical canvas intertwine about a time when mercy and order find themselves in harsh conflict.