Gerda. Verkin E.N.

After the incident in the large house of the Orlov family, a dog appeared with extraordinary blue eyes, a heavy head and terrible sharp teeth, a defender. Parents, believing that everything worked out, almost immediately returned to the usual prosperous life. But Gosha blames himself for what happened and worries about Alka's younger sister, who is now afraid to be alone and generally behaves strangely. Maybe the parents are right and it's over, but ahead of summer, freedom and peace? Gosha does not yet know why a dog with icy eyes came.

In Gerda there are all the traits of Eduard Verkin's prose loving readers: unexpected plot moves, skillfully hidden interweaving of a real and fantastic worlds, unreliable storytellers, a scattering of hidden quotes And allusions, corporate humor and a stunning denouement. This is one of the most advanced books of the writer, and it continues the series “Selected Works of Edward Verkin.”