A branch in the woods
E-book, Czech
A branch in the woods
She didn't want to go, but they convinced her. They say there's nothing to worry about...
A group of friends go on holiday to a deserted area of the Beskydy Mountains. After a good start to the holiday, everything goes wrong when they encounter an unmaintained turn-off in the woods. According to the navigation, it should be a shortcut leading directly to the destination, the ranch where everyone is supposed to be staying, but a handwritten note on an old tourist map warns against this route. It is getting dark and late, some of them hesitate, but eventually the group takes a detour. None of the friends know at this point how deeply they will regret their decision. The forest hides secrets and it is impossible for anyone to get through it. The adventure begins, but it's definitely not the kind of adventure anyone in the party would dream of.
Kateřina Karolová
Kateřina Karolová (1981) is a doctor, blogger and writer. She worked as a paediatrician at the Bata Hospital in Zlín and then at a clinic in Germany. Now she takes care of small patients in the children's hospital in Luhačovice. He cooperates with HiPP, for which he writes articles and brochures. In the "Baby talk" podcasts, she shares her experiences with listeners as a pediatrician and a mom in one. He lives in Zádveřice near Vizovice, in a house in the semi-solitude of the Wallachian pastures. He loves gardening, grows herbs and makes dried mixtures from them to support immunity and relieve diseases. She was born as an identical twin and married a man who also has an identical copy of herself. Within three years they had three sons. In 2018, she was voted Woman of the Year by ONA Dnes readers. She used to write blogs, for which she received several awards, Now he is writing fiction (I, PhD, No one promised you tomorrow, A branch in the woods - all books published by XYZ publishing house).
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