"Less Evil" is a fascinating novel by Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski, which continues the exciting story of a world full of magic, monsters and difficult moral choices. This novel, part of the Witcher series, offers readers a unique journey through dark and multifaceted worlds, where every decision can become fatal. The plot of the book unfolds against the background of political intrigues and conflicts, where the main characters face not only external enemies, but also their own internal demons. Sapkowski masterfully creates an atmosphere in which each character has their own secrets and motives, and their actions often lead to unpredictable consequences. The main character, Geralt of Rivia, known as the Witcher, again finds himself in the center of events, where he has to make a choice between good and evil, between duty and personal desires. There are no clear boundaries between good and bad in this world, and it is this ambiguity that makes the novel particularly intriguing. The book will be of interest to both fans of fantasy and those who appreciate deep psychological dramas. Teenagers and adults who are passionate about magical worlds and complex characters will find many topics for reflection in “Lesser Evil” Sapkowski raises important questions about the nature of evil, what it means to be human, and the consequences of the choices we make. This work not only entertains, but also makes you think about the moral dilemmas faced by people in real life. The style of Andrzej Sapkowski is distinguished by brightness and expressiveness. His ability to create vivid images and rich dialogues makes reading exciting. Sapkowski is not afraid to experiment with language, which gives his works a special atmosphere. Readers familiar with his other works, such as Last Wish or Season of Thunderstorms, will appreciate the familiar elements, but in Less Evil they will find new facets of his talent. The themes raised in the novel range from power struggles to redemption and self-discovery. Sapkowski explores how circumstances shape a person, and how it is sometimes necessary to choose the “lesser evil” in conditions where an ideal choice is impossible. This makes the novel relevant in our time, when many face difficult decisions in personal and public life. “Less Evil” is not just a fantasy novel, but an in-depth study of human nature that leaves a mark on the reader’s soul. If you are looking for a book that can captivate you with its history and make you think about deeper issues, then this work will be an excellent choice. Sapkowski creates a world that he wants to return to again and again, and “Less Evil” is another step in this fascinating journey. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where every decision has its consequences, and good and evil are intertwined in a complex dance of human emotions and actions. "Less Evil" is a book that not only entertains, but also makes you think about what it means to be human in a world full of contradictions.