The Brothers Karamazov. Volume 2

Dostoevsky's last novel, summarizing his creative work, and the spiritual testament of the writer, which has become an important milestone in world literature. 
Accused of a crime he did not commit, Mitya awaits trial, while Ivan visits his former servant Smerdyakov... and tries to uncover his involvement in the murder, and Alexei, who has left the monastery, hopes to ease the fate of a little boy whose father Mitya once publicly humiliated. And, as always in Dostoevsky's works, amid a series of events, the characters continue to ask questions — about moral choice, about faith and disbelief, about the fall and resurrection of the soul.