Alexander Polyukhov’s new book is published in the year of the 100th anniversary of the Great Russian Revolution and, unlike the previous ones, is not of a memoir, but of a prophetic nature. Like any book about the future, it contains episodes that can be called fantastic. Therefore, all the characters and incidents in the book are fictitious and any coincidence with real people and events is accidental. The author, using the element of fiction as a catalyst (transferring the leaders of the February and October revolutions Alexander Kerensky and Vladimir Lenin to Russia in the 21st century), tries to give a forecast for the near political the future of our country. We can say that with the help of an artistic device, the writer gives a good push to the Russian political system and watches with interest what is happening to it. Excellent language, a fascinating plot, the author’s analytical skills and his good knowledge of both the political behind the scenes and the work of Russian and foreign intelligence services have turned The book is not only fascinating, but also extremely educational reading.