The Penultimate Circle of Hell

Tanya and Anya were so different… One behaved like a true lady, loved poetry, and dreamed of a handsome prince. The other swore, drank, adored bloody horror films and tough guys. These two such different girls were sisters to each... other. They shared not only a tiny apartment but also a body. Anya and Tanya Somova were conjoined twins… Forced recluses, they no longer hoped to live a full life, but a miracle happened. Kazakh millionaire Nurlan Dzhumaev, who had been fond of writing in his youth, decided to make a film based on his novel about conjoined twins, and the Somovas became his muses. Thanks to Dzhumaev, the girls found themselves at the film studio… It felt like a fairy tale, both thought. But what fairy tale is complete without a villain? Among the crew members was a murderer. On the very first day, he poisoned one of the people on set, but he didn't stop there…

Author: ВОЛОДАРСКАЯ О.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: No taboo topics! Gripping prose by O. Volodarskaya.

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785041982539

Number of pages: 320

Size: 168x128x22 mm

Cover type: мягкая

Weight: 166 g

ID: 1645056

Tanya and Anya were so different… One behaved like a true lady, loved poetry, and dreamed of a handsome prince. The other swore, drank, adored bloody horror films and tough guys. These two such different girls were sisters to each other. They shared not only a tiny apartment but also a body. Anya and Tanya Somova were conjoined twins… Forced recluses, they no longer hoped to live a full life, but a miracle happened. Kazakh millionaire Nurlan Dzhumaev, who had been fond of writing in his youth, decided to make a film based on his novel about conjoined twins, and the Somovas became his muses. Thanks to Dzhumaev, the girls found themselves at the film studio… It felt like a fairy tale, both thought. But what fairy tale is complete without a villain? Among the crew members was a murderer. On the very first day, he poisoned one of the people on set, but he didn't stop there…