The new novel by the famous writer E. Chudinova, written in the dystopian genre, this time tells about our possible future. One fine morning the European Union declares Islam the state religion. Notre Dame Cathedral is being transformed into a cathedral mosque, as once happened with St. Sophia in Constantinople. The novel tells about terrorism and resistance, about the ghetto and the catacomb Catholic Church, which can become a formidable prophecy, like Huxley’s famous “Brave New World”, or Orwell’s “1984”. “Old” Europeans are exiled to ghettos, their daughters are scattered around harems and brothels. The Catholic Church goes into the catacombs, as during the persecution of the first Christians. Only a handful of underground fighters are still fighting. To submit or to fight, even without hope of victory—this is the choice facing everyone who still remembers their glorious ancestors. Behind the adventures of the book's heroes lies a difficult choice that we must understand.