Water Lilies Are to Blame

Anna Danilova is a professional writer, working in various genres: surrealism, realistic prose, children's stories, drama; she has several plays and scripts to her credit. However, the majority of her works are written in the genre of psychological detective fiction. The author's books have been published by many Russian publishing houses and have also been translated into Bulgarian and Turkish, published in Sofia and Istanbul. Since 1998, Anna Danilova's detectives have been published by the Eksmo publishing house in series such as "Detective Through a Woman's Eyes," "Detective According to Freud," "Russian Bestseller," "Crime & private," "Butterfly Effect," and others. A total of more than 120 books by the author have been published. Zhenya could not believe her own eyes—right in front of her on the plane, the young Muscovite Liza transformed into an elderly Frenchwoman, Eliza. She does not understand who is deceiving her and why, and what it all means. She has enough of her own problems to deal with mad fantasies—her beloved husband, the well-known lawyer Boris, has disappeared, someone has deceitfully taken their country house, her husband's brother, Petr, hides some sinister secret, and on top of that, there's the strange acquaintance Liza with her rich French grandmother…