Debut performance. Volume 2

A stunning story about how a famous singer, a favorite of Brezhnev himself, was killed in the distant Soviet years, and what the investigators had to do to keep their positions. 1966. As a decoy, the killer chose a black, snake-lacquered lid of a grand piano. He placed thirteen saucers on it, and on them were burning candles. He carefully examined the couch on which the dead man lay, removed the empty boxes from sleeping pills from the table. The final touch remained, the cherry on top... The killer neatly placed a photograph of a woman and a strip of paper with a short phrase written in printed letters on the singer's chest. Half a century later, a young journalist, Petr Kravchenko, became interested in this case. The legendary Anastasia Kamenskaya, a retired operative, helps him establish contacts with people involved in those distant events and capable of revealing the dark secrets of the past...