The Brothers Karamazov

What if the greatest crime wasn't murder—but the denial of the soul?

The Brothers Karamazov is Fyodor Dostoevsky's final and most ambitious novel—a profound exploration of faith, free will, and the moral struggles of the human condition. This sweeping epic tells the story of the Karamazov brothers: the sensualist Dmitri, the intellectual Ivan, the gentle monk Alyosha, and their detestable father Fyodor Pavlovich ⚖⛪.

Within these pages lies one of the most compelling courtroom dramas ever written and philosophical dialogues that continue to influence theologians, psychologists, and existentialists alike.

Why readers and scholars consider this Dostoevsky's magnum opus:

✔ «A landmark of Russian literature and spiritual inquiry.»

✔ «Intellectually thrilling and emotionally devastating.»

✔ A must-read for fans of Camus, Tolstoy, Kierkegaard, and Nietzsche

This exclusive edition includes:

An analytical introduction to Dostoevsky's themes and influences

Period-appropriate illustrations

Kindle-optimized formatting with chapter navigation

Download The Brothers Karamazov now and explore the eternal conflict between doubt and faith, reason and emotion, love and revenge.