Dalin Maxim – Green Blood

The world in this story is similar to ours, but with a few notable differences. Some animals have the ability to take on human form, while certain individuals have lost their souls. It's unclear whether the absence of a soul is a coincidence or a natural way to control the population. Could it be possible that the world itself has a consciousness and sees humanity as a threat to the planet? The story follows ordinary people who are unaware of the impending doom approaching humanity.

This story is a rare example of ecological fiction and includes talking werewolf-like animals with limited intelligence but natural wisdom. They instinctively try to avoid interfering with others. The "soulless" individuals, who may seem evil at first, could simply be a part of natural population control. The security service, acting as the new Inquisition, is fighting against them with the help of those who can sense the absence of a soul. The plot is intense and features well-developed characters, both human and animal, each with their unique attitudes and characteristics.

A rare representative of "ecological" science fiction

Animal lovers will definitely like it

Animals that can turn into people, rather than people taking animal form, as in most books about werewolves. Accordingly, the mind, character traits and motivation are very different from human ones

The lifestyle of the main characters is very different from what the reader is used to and may remain incomprehensible