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⚖️ What happens when justice meets a tormented conscience?
In Crime and Punishment, Dostoevsky dives deep into the psyche of Rodion Raskolnikov—a poor, brilliant student who commits a murder in cold blood. But instead of liberation, he finds himself imprisoned by guilt, paranoia, and spiritual despair 🕯️🩸💭.

This gripping psychological novel is a profound meditation on morality, redemption, and the boundaries of human reason. Set against the grim backdrop of 19th-century St. Petersburg, it's a timeless study of crime's deepest cost—not to society, but to the soul.

Why this novel still stuns modern readers:
✔ "A dark, intelligent, and philosophical triumph."
✔ "Unmatched in its psychological realism and moral depth."
✔ Essential for fans of Camus, Kafka, and Tolstoy 🧠📚⚰️

This edition includes:
🎨 Original-style illustrations and formatting
📜 Introduction exploring Dostoevsky's worldview and themes
📱 Optimized for Kindle with linked chapters and footnotes

📥 Download Crime and Punishment today and confront the eternal battle between reason, guilt, and redemption.