Explore the haunting depths of human emotion in 'Darkness and Company'—a powerful historical novel that delves into Lithuania's tragic past during World War II. Author Sigitas Parulskis intricately weaves a tale of moral complexity and unforgettable characters. Set against the grim backdrop of 1941, the story follows Vincentas, a Lithuanian photographer forced into a Faustian bargain with an SS officer. His task: to capture the horrors of mass killings occurring in his homeland, all to ensure the safety of his beloved Jewish partner, Judita.

As the realities of war unfold, the poignant narrative challenges readers to contemplate themes of complicity, sacrifice, and the cost of survival. Parulskis's compelling use of photography as a metaphor highlights the intersection of art and ethics, making this novel a powerful commentary on humanity's darkest hours. 'Darkness and Company' is not just a story; it's a profound reflection on history, love, and the moral dilemmas faced during times of chaos.

Ideal for readers interested in historical fiction, war narratives, and books that confront challenging moral questions, this novel invites discussion and introspection. Join Vincentas on his journey through a world that blurs the lines between right and wrong, in a gripping story that resonates with current social issues. 'Darkness and Company' is essential reading for anyone who seeks to understand the depths of human resilience amid atrocity. Available now from Peter Owen Publishers, this outstanding addition to the Peter Owen World Series: Baltics should not be missed.