In the Interest of the Personal Case

A simple guy, Vadim Ignatov, was about to marry a wealthy businesswoman, Svetlana Rogova. He was suspected of having ulterior motives, but he genuinely loved Sveta! That evening they went visiting, but never made it to their destination, seeing a... wrecked car on the road. Vadim decided to check if the woman behind the wheel was alive, but suddenly received a blow to the head… He awoke already in a cell. He was detained on suspicion that he had staged the situation himself, as Svetlana had disappeared. Vadim swore he had no intention of getting rid of his beloved fiancée, but in reality, he didn't tell everything…

It was hard to imagine that the adventurous idea of putting a fabricated crime story on paper would suddenly turn into something serious and become the meaning of life. This is how the creative journey of the Russian writer Galina Romanova began. And now she is rightfully considered a true connoisseur of feelings and relationships.
The total print run of Galina Romanova's books has exceeded 3 million copies.