FOUR METERS UNDER WATER

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

The debut novel by Dr. Dimitar Ruskov, 'Four meters under water', 

is the result of the author’s profound spiritual quests, enriched 

by his twenty years of experience with the lives of immigrants. 

Through the fate of the three main characters, the novel follows 

the different stages of their integration — a process in which 

the pursuit of personal happiness inevitably raises questions such as:

'Why are they better than us?', 'How can I become like them?', and

'Did I have to emigrate to achieve my dreams?'

Although the story primarily focuses on Bulgarian characters, the themes

it explores are universal: love, jealousy, friendship, faith, sin,

forgiveness, and integration as the key to imagined happiness — the very 

thing each character relentlessly strives for. Ruskov combines insight 

with empathy, creating a work that speaks to both the individual and 

the collective fate of humanity in the modern world.