New Apocalypse

Once upon a time, humanity trembled in fear of the prophecies of the Apocalypse and, in order to avoid punishment, tried to become more spiritual, kinder, and fairer. Those days are long gone. Every new day of our life is filled with pestilence, terror, discord and chaos... Alina, the heroine of Elena Ulanovsky’s story New Apocalypse, finds herself in the epicenter of this “cauldron” of world history. Crossing borders, conflicts, and languages, she painfully tries to escape from the madness of a united Europe and the massacre of the Middle East, in order to find her children, scattered by war and the pandemonium of peoples.

“In England, after the assassination attempt on the royal family and the death of all other heirs a year ago, only the daughter of the prince survived... In Belgium and Holland, terrorist detachments seized public buildings ...and held several hundred hostages ...old Europe was on the verge of great changes, and she no longer had to complain about boredom and satiety ...In America, they brandished their firearms and tried to shout something about revenge, their tone somehow uncertain... “

Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is not entirely coincidental; the story of Alina, an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, echoes the journeys of thousands of victims of the 21st century. The forces of evil press inexorably against human civilization. Today Elena Ulanovsky’s story no longer sounds like a warning…