The Seventh Plague

The house was too big for her alone, but Klavdiya lived in it because her son built it... The son who died three days before the wedding. To escape loneliness, Klava surrounded herself with friends. And with all of them, she discussed her death. She was not afraid of it, but she did not rush it either. Klavdiya planned to die in about five years from a heart attack, but she passed away much earlier. Someone among those she surrounded herself with, to avoid going insane, killed her... Who did it? The best friend? The failed daughter-in-law? An old admirer who never received reciprocity? The only relative dreaming of becoming the heir? Or was it a person who had harbored a grudge for many years and whom Klavdiya long forgot?... Olga Volodarskaya's novels are sharp social detectives, in which the author dissects all aspects of modern society, leaving nothing hidden and omitting nothing. Her books are written so engagingly that it's simply impossible to tear yourself away. The bright, vivid language and brilliant authorial style create a unique atmosphere that completely immerses the reader.