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After returning home from the war zone in Donbas, Kyiv resident Maksym Haiduk suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. His personal life is collapsing before his eyes, his wife is filing for divorce, he cannot work around people who do not have military experience, and he suffers from nervous disorders.

In search of healing, the hero goes to Bessarabia, where, according to his fallen comrade-in-arms, the only person who can help him lives, and finds himself in a whirlwind of no less dangerous and complex events than those he experienced in combat...

The novel The Call of the Turkey uses little-known documentary materials about the preparation by Russian special services of the creation of the so-called "Bessarabian People's Republic", which local separatists planned to proclaim in 2015-2016. This operation was to begin with the blowing up of the bridge across the Zatoka, which would have separated Bessarabia from Ukraine, and then the criminals counted on military assistance from Transnistria, Gagauzia and the occupied Crimea.