Serge Pospelov

The Rogue’s Confession

Imagine sitting next to a person who’s survived the toughest seasons of war, corruption, and betrayal. The Rogue’s Confession opens the door to a world where loyalty, fear, and greed cross paths. Every page reveals a truth that was in the dust for years and was never told before.

About the Author

Serge R. Pospelov

Serge R. Pospelov is a former Russian Army officer and an acclaimed author whose life reads like one of his own stories. Born in Astrakhan, USSR, he graduated from the Penza Higher Artillery Engineering School and the St. Petersburg Artillery Academy before serving through the 1990s, one of the most chaotic decades in modern Russian history.

During that time, he experienced everything from surviving political turmoil and wrongful imprisonment to escaping Russia under FSB surveillance, which gave him a rare and firm view of human resilience and corruption. Pospelov’s earlier works, History of Disease: Escape and History of Disease: Army, reflect his dark humor and sharp insight into life under an oppressive system.

Now living in Canada, Serge continues to write powerful stories drawn from real events. His latest work, The Rogue’s Confession, exposes the brutal world of mercenaries, exiles, and forgotten soldiers that he told with the honesty only someone who has lived it could offer.

The Rogue's Confession

In The Rogue’s Confession, Serge R. Pospelov takes readers deep inside the hidden world of Russian mercenaries, ex-soldiers, and men who’ve lost everything but their will to survive. Based on real events, this gripping story follows one man’s journey from the streets of post-Soviet Russia to the unforgiving battlefields of Africa. Brutal, honest, and darkly human; it’s a confession of guilt, loyalty, and the price of silence.

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HISTORY OF DISEASE. ARMY

In History of Disease. Army, Serge R. Pospelov takes a sardonic look at his years as an officer in the Russian Army during the turbulent 1990s. Part memoir, part social commentary, the book captures the decay of a once-powerful institution struggling to find purpose after the Soviet collapse. Through vivid stories of artillery training, military absurdities, and institutional corruption, Pospelov reveals the humor and heartbreak behind service in a system that was falling apart. It’s a darkly funny, deeply human portrait of life inside the machinery of a dying empire.

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HISTORY OF DISEASE. ESCAPE

A continuation of History of Disease: Army, History of Disease: Escape follows Pospelov’s desperate attempt to break free from the suffocating grip of post-Soviet Russia. After years of service and growing disillusionment, he faces wrongful imprisonment, FSB surveillance, and a near-impossible flight across borders from Russia through Belarus and Poland, finally reaching Canada. Told with biting irony and unflinching honesty, this book is not just a story of escape; it’s about reclaiming one’s freedom, sanity, and identity in a world built on fear and control.

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Behind Every Confession Lies a Truth

What makes The Rogue’s Confession stand out isn’t just its realism; it’s the voice behind it. Serge R. Pospelov writes from lived experience, not imagination. Order your copy now to grab killer discounts.

Testimonials

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See how the earliest found The Rogue’s Confession.

I didn’t expect to get pulled in so fast. The story feels real, like you’re sitting next to someone who’s seen too much and finally decided to talk. Dark, honest, and unforgettable.

Alex R.

This book hit me harder than I thought it would. It’s not polished or pretty, and that’s precisely why it works. You can feel the truth in every line.

Maria K.

I picked it up out of curiosity and ended up reading half the night. The mix of war, regret, and dry humor makes it different from anything else I’ve read about Russia or soldiers.

Daniel P.

There’s something haunting about The Rogue’s Confession. It’s not just about war, it’s about people trying to make sense of their lives after everything falls apart. I’m still thinking about it days later.

Sophie L.

Honestly, I didn’t know what to expect, but this book surprised me. It’s raw and straightforward, no fancy stuff, just a powerful story told the way it really is.