The Price of Victory: From Comrades to Foes is a psychological thriller that delves into the lives of veterans, once bound by a shared war experience, now torn apart by a new conflict. Set against the backdrop of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the novel follows former soldiers who once fought side by side, now faced with the agonizing reality of becoming enemies.

In this tense narrative, the story explores deep internal struggles, psychological torment, and a search for truth. The central question that haunts these men, veterans of the Soviet era who survived World War II, is: what happened to their bond? Why do the comrades who once fought together now find themselves ready to shed each other's blood?

Themes of moral dilemmas, sacrifice, betrayal, and the cost of victory permeate the novel. When once-close "brothers" are now enemies, the destruction is not just physical but psychological, unraveling the very fabric of brotherhood. Who is to blame for this shift? What is the true price of victory? And which shadows from the past can never be erased from the minds of those who survived the battle?

This powerful story captures the raw emotions of war, loss, and the haunting realization that perhaps everything they fought for was in vain. The Price of Victory is not just about war, but about what remains after it—who we become, what we lose, and what we must live with forever.