Dobrzyńska Luiza Knihy

In the distant future humanity is subject to meticulous control and class segregation. The criterion for belonging to one of the classes is IQ, determined at birth according to measurements of synaptic density of the brain. Permits to have a child are issued by committees that severely assess the physical and mental health of future parents, and marriages between castes are prohibited. The young librarian, Leeta finds herself accidentally at the center of political game and as the only witness to an attack on members of the global government she becomes a threat to many prominent figures. Her protector, Citizen Hakat, decides to send the girl to the moon, to an industrial city where she would be safer than on Earth. The city of Lunnaria is completely dependent on supplies from Earth and theoretically falls under its jurisdiction, but it is really ruled by large mining corporations. Leeta gets assigned to the local police. Police schools have not existed for a long time, newbies are field trained by senior officers. The new job teaches Leeta how to be a guardian of order in a world dominated by economic and political struggle, and at the same time to fulfill the task assign ed to her by Citizen Hakat on her departure. She is helped by android Monty and Sue Herefort, the niece of Hakat and the specialist in acquiring data from the network.

After long browsing through the files, General Jaruzelski, a distant descendant of another famous general with the same surname, finally found a captain with a starship experience. It was Lilianna Zakrzevska, commanding the ground defense unit. Petite, delicate in appearance, and very slim with a long blonde braid, she looked anything but an air force commander, let alone a starship captain. Nevertheless, of all the senior officers whose candidacy lay on the general's desk, her qualifications were the best, and time was getting on. Therefore, without playing diplomacy, the general called Captain Zakrzevska and said briefly: "We urgently need the commander of 'Hermash'. You are a volunteer. Dismissed." Captain Zakrzevska, brought up in a family with very long military traditions, didn't even think to protest. She saluted and within twenty-four hours was aboard the ship with hand luggage and her favorite ferret, Gizia. Now the pride of Polish technical thought was ready to take off.

The Weed of Earth is a story that takes place almost twenty years after the events of The Children of Earth . The main character is Aura Maria Solis, Estrella Solis's niece. As a result of a dramatic combination of events, she ends up in the colony on Patris, where she meets Gemma, Estrella's daughter. And of course, Raul, Estella’s android.Aura Maria has a problem - her IQ is very low. For this reason, her mother abandoned her, and social supervision tried to take her away from her father in order to raise her up as a manual worker. Her artistic talents were not paid attention to, because in the world of her birth they were of no value.The girl's father bribed officials to look after his daughter. However, he was only allowed to do so until she was 21 years old. The verification commission considered Aura Maria as showing no hope and it was decided to euthanize her. Johnny Solis managed to trick the authorities to include the girl into the colonist transport and so she found herself on Patris.

The expedition to Poland to get medication for a deadly disease was a success. A small team of daredevils, reinforced by an additional member, returns to the Russian Federation territory. Almost immediately after crossing the border, they are attacked by soldiers of the self-proclaimed Citizen Army, which on its own accord maintains order in human settlements, far from the center. Xenia decides on a risky maneuver. She lures the attackers away from her companions, to facilitate them to escape the pursuit. Members of a traveling circus find a seriously injured girl and take her with them. Meanwhile, after many adventures, Urunde, Kola, Klimiec and the Polish intelligence captain reach Smorodowo. They learn that their crazy, almost suicidal mission should not have taken place at all, and that drugs for the blood disease should be carefully hidden from the authorities...

It's not easy being a vampire. Even though you are the most honest and noble person in the world, people will only see you through the prism of your diet. And that means a ruthless hunt that you can't always escape. The detective team, already familiar to readers, is well aware of this, especially when, under brutal circumstances, it loses one of its members, and a world that seemed orderly and relatively balanced suddenly collapses...

The long-awaited holiday complex, Selenoport, is being built on the Moon. It's patron, the Head of Defense in the global government, is the right hand of Number One, the woman with the highest intelligence quotient on Earth. Construction is strongly protected because on the moon - treated as a mining colony - there's still an invisible but ruthless struggle for influence. Agent Leeta Ankes and her supervisor Scott Cavanaugh are fighting to unmask and stop an elusive enemy. They are assisted by the virtualizer Susan Herefort, Dr. Kelley McCave, engineer Chris Nikanov and the prototype android, Monty. They have to make it before the official opening of Selenoport, otherwise tourists hungry for new impressions will not be able to feel safe.