The first part of František Kotleta's two-part novel, which contains the typical ingredients of the most controversial author of contemporary domestic fiction: brutality, sex and hyperbole.
Suicide terrorists, bombs in pots and flour sacks, mines that can be planted anywhere, missiles coming from everywhere and Islamists wanting a trophy with a NATO flag on their uniform. It was all a tea party compared to what awaits Martin Fridrich in Prague. An event that was supposed to raise enough money for a bunch of Afghan veterans goes awry, and millions of dollars worth of diamonds disappear into the hands of unknown assailants, each more powerful and dangerous than a company of mujahideen. But this is about millions, okay? Old friends must be called to arms and the loot recovered. Be it magic, a pack of werewolves, or someone much, much more powerful.