The damned exist. In this world, they are at the mercy of the Office of Registration and Control. There they decide whether a person can contain the curse. If not, is he guilty? To what extent? The answer is determined by law, but not everyone is satisfied with it. Society is divided: some believe that without direct intent there is no guilt, others believe that the damned must be destroyed. The chance of lifting the curse is so small that it should not be taken into account. The situation must be changed and the big game has begun. Everyone has a role in it. Including Nick, a boy from a boarding school, a brilliantly educated, forgettable Mute. During the Aref Rebellion, Nick lost his parents, learned to kill, and saw what a werewolf can do to a person. So what is his place in this game? For the novel “Vayne” in 2003, Inna Zhiveteva took 3rd place in the Bronze ROSCON award. The novel “The Thirty-seventh Full Moon” is about people with superpowers who are driven into a corner. “The Thirty-seventh Full Moon” » by Inna Zhiveteva – a fascinating text with an original idea, and masterfully implemented. It will find its audience and attract the attention of critics, but most importantly it is a statement that needs to be heard.” – Marina and Sergey Dyachenko “Dynamics of action and twisted intrigue, complex relationships, thoughts and feelings of the characters, moral dilemmas, problems of “children of war” and xenophobia - you will find all this in Inna Zhiveteva’s book. The novel has an intellectual, aesthetic, and emotional component.” – Henry Lyon Oldie