About this book

The reckless patriarch Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov has three very different sons: the impulsive Dimitri, the intellectual Ivan, and the spiritual Alyosha. They are bound together by rivalry, desire, and suspicion, as tensions erupt into a drama that tests the limits of faith, reason, and loyalty. This gripping tale of murder, passion, and moral reckoning captures the spiritual and social changes of a nation. It is Dostoevsky's final masterpiece.