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It is difficult to define the genre of this book by a young Ukrainian author. It begins as a kind of informational kaleidoscope, a news feed, if you will, where all the signs of a disaster novel with elements of social fiction and even political satire seem to be present. Where today's reality is rapidly changing to another. Not the one we are used to. And after just a few pages, it becomes clear: we have a well-written and skilfully crafted horror in our hands. This is a genre that our domestic readers are not yet very spoilt for choice.

A huge plus of this work is the atmosphere of complete involvement in the events that the author skilfully creates. There is no room for the saving thought that always comes to the rescue when reading translated works of this genre, something like 'it's not here anyway, there's nothing to be afraid of'. Now there is something to be afraid of - the whole world in general, and Ukraine in particular, turns out to be under the gun of an army of almost indestructible vampires, the Reapers. This is not a film festival Dracula with Hollywood special effects. This is a chilling horror that suddenly turns out to be an everyday reality when those you knew and loved turn out to be vampires. What can humanity, or rather what's left of humanity, do to counter this onslaught? And for whom will tomorrow come on planet Earth?