White Bride, Black Widow

Tatyana, a cardiologist of the city hospital, got used to her loneliness, to a measured and monotonous life. Once upon a time she almost started an affair with her colleague Yura, only chance stopped her from a humiliating connection with a married man, which Tanya was now very happy. She was not going to change anything and did not pay attention to Stepan’s neighbor, until she was involved with him in a mysterious whirlpool. At first, a heart attack happened at their elderly neighbor Inna Ilyinichna, who never complained about her heart, then her nephew was killed, and after that the mysterious archive of Inna Ilyinichna appeared, a famous journalist, which contained a compromising on influential officials ... but most of all Tanya The Vlada, the former bride of Stepan, who intended to return her fiancé. And Tanya no longer imagined her life without him ...


Tatyana, a cardiologist of the city hospital, got used to her loneliness, to a measured and monotonous life. Once upon a time she almost started an affair with her colleague Yura, only chance stopped her from a humiliating connection with a married man, which Tanya was now very happy. She was not going to change anything and did not pay attention to Stepan’s neighbor, until she was involved with him in a mysterious whirlpool. At first, a heart attack happened at their elderly neighbor Inna Ilyinichna, who never complained about her heart, then her nephew was killed, and after that the mysterious archive of Inna Ilyinichna appeared, a famous journalist, which contained a compromising on influential officials ... but most of all Tanya The Vlada, the former bride of Stepan, who intended to return her fiancé. And Tanya no longer imagined her life without him ... Tatyana Ustinova recommends: “Surprisingly, the mood of big Russian novels is guessed in the books of Evgenia Gorskaya. She makes a modern encyclopedia in a detective of various destructive passions, creative love and bright, living, different heroes. It turns out not only interesting and incendiary, but also very truly-exactly so much that it wants to believe in this story. Gorskaya cleverly and skillfully keeps the reader in suspense: you are sometimes scared, sometimes funny, sometimes as if completely hopeless, but in the end you understand: everything will be fine! ”