Shuv. Gothic detective in eight chapters, with a prologue and epilogue

1998. At night, two shots thundered in an ordinary St. Petersburg apartment. The death of a young doctor seems unexpected and inexplicable. What is this - suicide or insidious, carefully planned murder? What secret do the parents of the deceased hide? Two children begin their own investigation of the death of a neighbor in the country and create a reconstruction of events in the form of a comic book. They get a “real” detective that unfolds against the background of Russian realities of the late nineties.
Shuv Lavrentieva is a thing that should be included in the list of the best that has appeared in the Russian comic book over the past twentieth anniversary. -Alexey Pavlovsky, specialist research at the Faculty of History of the EUSPB, organizer of the project Science of comics
About the author:
Olga Lavrentyeva-illustrator and designer-graph from St. Petersburg. She graduated from the Faculty of Arts of St. Petersburg State University. He is a member of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists, a participant in graphics and drawn stories in Russia, Finland, Switzerland, Norway, the USA, Hungary and Poland. Olga"s works were exhibited at the Boomfest, Commission, Fumetto, Barents Spektakel, the International Comics Festival in Lodzi