On the pages of the novel "Phantasm" readers will meet Yegor Sokolov and a strange girl Olga. They will immerse themselves in the story of their first love, unfolding in the already distant 70s - naive and beautiful love. And all this against the backdrop of the events of 1945. The end of the war, the Victory Parade and... the execution of Stalin and Beria, the election of the still young Leonid Brezhnev as General Secretary with an embedded matrix from the future. And readers will also meet very young Fidel Castro and Ernesto (not yet Che) Guevara, the daughter of US President Harry Truman Margaret (who received the matrix of consciousness of a Russian intelligence officer from the future) and many other acquaintances and strangers. Incredible intrigue is swirling this time! Readers are immersed in the secrets of knowing who we are, why we are and what the reality that surrounds us is. The novel does not provide answers to these questions, but I hope it provides food for thought. And it all begins with a sniper’s shot in August 1941, which removed Nikita Khrushchev from the world stage. Such a strange sniper... The novel has two storylines (1978-79 and 1945), several realities, and they constantly intersect with each other. Therefore, each reader will have to judge for himself which line is the main one. The novel “Phantasm” is the final book of the “Creator of Realities” trilogy (the first two books are “Perestroika 2.0” and “Metanoia”), but is read as an independent work.