"PSTD" is one of the most intriguing and mysterious novels of Boris Akunin, who, as always, surprises the reader with his skill in creating fascinating plots and deep characters. This book, released in 2021, is not only an exciting detective story, but also a philosophical reflection on time, memory, and human nature. The plot of "PSTD" revolves around a mysterious crime that takes place in the modern world, where technology and human emotions are intertwined in a complex pattern. The main character, like many Akunin characters, is a man who faces difficult elections and internal conflicts. He finds himself involved in an investigation that puts him on the trail of a mysterious organization using advanced technology to manipulate people's minds. This organization seems to be able to control not only actions, but also memories, which calls into question the very nature of reality. The book is addressed to a wide range of readers, but it will be especially interesting to those who are fond of detectives, psychological thrillers and science fiction. Young people and adults who appreciate deep stories and philosophical reflections will find a lot of interesting things in "PSTD" Akunin masterfully combines elements of genres, creating a unique atmosphere that immerses the reader in the world of mysteries and mysteries. The topics raised in the "PSTD" address important aspects of human life: memory, identity, the impact of technology on society and the individual. Akunin makes you think about how easy it is to lose yourself in a world where reality and virtuality are intertwined, and how important it is to maintain your individuality in conditions of constant pressure from the outside. The reader is faced with questions about what truth is, and how it can be distorted. The style of Boris Akunin in "PSTD" is characterized by his refinement and accuracy. His language is rich in metaphors and images, which allows you to create vivid pictures and convey the emotions of the characters. Akunin, known for his historical detective stories about Erast Fandorin, demonstrates his ability to adapt to modern realities, while maintaining a unique style and depth of thought. If you are looking for a book that not only entertains, but also makes you think, “PSTD” will be an excellent choice. This story of finding yourself and how technology can change our perception of the world will leave you thinking long after reading. It has it all: tension, intrigue, deep philosophical questions and, of course, masterfully prescribed characters, which it is impossible not to love or not to hate. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Boris Akunin, where every word has a meaning, and every page is a step towards solving the great mystery. "PSTD" is not just a book, it's a whole world waiting to be opened.