The Brothers Karamazov

Three brothers. One murdered father. A truth that shatters a family—and the foundations of faith itself.

In Dostoevsky's final masterpiece, the passionate Dmitri, the rational Ivan, and the gentle Alyosha confront jealousy, desire, doubt, and the weight of a crime that tears their world apart. As the investigation unfolds, the novel dives into love, morality, guilt, and the eternal struggle between good and evil with unmatched psychological depth.



Praised as "one of the greatest novels ever written," this epic blends courtroom drama, philosophical debate, and emotional intensity into a story that has changed readers' lives for generations. Its characters feel achingly real, its questions disturbingly timeless.



If you crave a powerful, soul-shaking journey into the heart of humanity, this is Dostoevsky at his absolute finest.



Open the book—and face the truths we spend our lives trying not to ask.