"The End of March" is a novel written by the famous American writer Lewis Volk. The book tells about the political intrigues, conspiracies and individual dramas that take place during the American presidential elections. The main character, a journalist, finds himself in the center of events and is forced to solve moral dilemmas and face corruption. The novel forces the reader to think about the essence of power, justice and the price of political games. "End of March" is a fascinating book that provokes discussions and thoughts about modern society and its values.