Nobody promised you tomorrow

Someone's nearby.

There are three of them, though each alone. He wakes up in an unknown place, he has no idea where, he doesn't know why. They don't remember anything. Julie wakes up on the floor in a stranger's bathroom, nauseous and with a bad headache. She is unable to extract from her memory a single meaningful memory of the moments that have just passed. She doesn't know where she is or how she got into the empty house. But everything is strangely familiar to her. A little further on, Viktor wakes up. A strange silence surrounds him. He has no idea why he's not lying in his bed, in an apartment near his favourite restaurant. He never left the city, he would not leave it voluntarily. He's scared. He wishes only to find a way out. Patrick is torn out of his sleep by pain and, like the others, he languishes with utter futility in hazy memories. He can't speak and he can't see. But he's the only one who knows someone's around. The Czech mystery novel by the successful writer Kateřina Karolova has just been published in a new edition.