And the land of the ungodly.......... The Assassin by Dmitry Leonidovich is an exciting work that plunges the reader into a dark and mysterious world, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy are erased, and each character hides his secrets. This book is not just a thriller or science fiction, it is a unique combination of genres that will make you think about the essence of human existence, the nature of evil and what lies behind the facade of everyday life. In the center of the story is a mysterious hero, whom the author calls "The Outsider on the Land of the Excess." This character is like an alien among humans, or perhaps a person who has lost touch with his own soul. His story is not only about fighting external enemies, but also about internal struggle, about finding his place in a world that seems alien and hostile. Dmitry Leonidovich masterfully creates an atmosphere of tension, where every word, every scene is filled with meaning and hidden meaning, causing the reader the desire to unravel the mystery of this mysterious hero. The Book of the Exalted Killer" will especially appeal to fans of psychological thriller, science fiction and works with deep philosophical overtones. It is designed for a mature audience - from 18 years and older, who appreciates complex subjects saturated with symbolism, and seeks in the literature answers to important questions about human nature and fate. Readers interested in the topics of isolation, moral dilemmas, technology and their impact on people will find in this book a lot of topics for reflection. Dmitry Leonidovich in his style combines vivid imagery, dynamic narrative and deep psychologism. His works, such as Shadow of the Past and Code of Destiny, have already earned recognition for their mastery of the word and their ability to create an atmosphere of tension. In the Land of the Unseen (D.T.) ..................................... The author continues to explore the theme of human identity and boundaries, plunging the reader into the dark labyrinths of consciousness and peace, where good and evil are intertwined so closely that it is sometimes difficult to understand who is who. This book is not just a fascinating read, it raises questions that every reader can find their own answers to. Why does a person become a murderer? What makes him superfluous in this world? And who really is an outsider? Dmitry Leonidovich masterfully reveals these topics, creating a multi-layered story that leaves behind a feeling of deep reflection and a desire to read again. If you are looking for a book that will not only capture your imagination, but will also make you think about the most important issues of being, "The stranger on Earth is superfluous" The killer will be a great choice . It is a work for those who appreciate intellectual tension, psychological depth and vivid literary skill. Dmitry Leonidovich, known for his sharp plots and philosophical reflections, once again confirms his talent, creating a work that will not let you go even after the last page.