Twice it seems it will happen

Moscow, alarming autumn 1993. Twelve -year -old Marta Vesnova, after incredible adventures in the Crimea, returns home. She tries to live a normal life, but thoughts about the lost twin do not give her rest. Meanwhile, Tsar, her brother, also goes to Moscow, however, not of his own free will: he became a captive of a recent friend. The ifrit, born of pure minute flame, cherishes a long -standing dream, and his “friendship” with Martha and Tsabrane turned out to be only part of the tricky plan. Who will help the Gemini? Girlfriends on table tennis? Native grandmother? Or forces that the heroes do not suspect about? The second part of the dilogy “it seems twice” is dedicated to Moscow of the 90s and its fabulous double-Muscovy. By the end of the book, the reader learns how events from the other side led to the shelling of the White House on this one. And Martha and Tsabran have to meet with the creature that once separated them, and find out the secret of his birth. But will they be able to reunite with their parents and live in our world?