Discover a story full of tension and unexpected twists!

Punk57 is a novel that will draw you into the world of a unique relationship built solely on letters. Experience an emotional ride full of arguments, laughter, secrets and a desire to understand.

It all began innocently - in school a teacher paired two students as pen pals but mixed up their genders. Misha and Ryen, mistakenly assumed to be classmates of the same gender, start writing to each other. Soon they discover the truth and their friendship turns into an endless clash of opinions - from choosing the best pizza, through beloved technologies, to musical preferences. Their relationship, however, is deeper than just arguments; letters on black paper written in silver ink are their world, a place where they support each other and accept one another as they are.

The rules were clear: no social media, no phone numbers, no photos. These rules kept their world pure and authentic. But when Misha accidentally comes across a photo of a girl named Ryen who loves the same pizza and iPhone, everything changes. The desire to meet grows, but reality is far more complicated and reveals feelings Misha did not expect.

Why read Punk57?

This captivating story combines originality, humor and intense emotions that will keep your eyes glued to the page. It is a book about searching for identity, about friendship, love, and how to cope when expectations don’t match reality. Experience the atmosphere of mysterious letters and discover why rules sometimes exist to be broken.

Main highlights of the book

• An original story about an unusual relationship based on letters
• Authentic characters you can easily relate to
• Tension and humour balanced to keep your attention
• Emotional depth that will move you
• Modern themes such as technology, social media and self-discovery

What to expect from the book

• Quality storytelling in the English original
• 366 pages of gripping reading
• An ideal choice for fans of romance and dramatic stories
• A great gift for teens and adults alike
• First-person narration with authentic dialogue