At the last frontier

The victory in the Battle of Moscow is often called the 'Miracle near Moscow', but miracles do not happen. The enemy was stopped by the courage and heroism of the city defenders. December 1941. The enemy stands at the gates of Moscow. The Soviet command is doing everything possible to prevent a German counteroffensive and disruption of communications. The Germans are breaking through to Yeltsy to cut off the supply lines to the capital from the Kuban and the Caucasus. The Soviet divisions are depleted, with only around 300 active bayonets and tank brigades with 12 operational tanks each. But it is these units that are holding one of the defense lines, which is considered the last one that cannot be surrendered. Will 'General Frost' help the heroes of the book stop the German tanks? An infantryman fighting for his love, a tank crew member fiercely hating the Fritz, an artilleryman who found faith in war, and a platoon lieutenant, a hereditary military man for whom serving the Motherland is the main goal in life... Will they have enough courage and skill to withstand the enemy?