Oligarch from Bolshaya Medveditsa

Being an oligarch is like playing Russian roulette: at any moment you can end up behind bars. Liza Arsenyeva realized this when she got a neighbor at her dacha - Dmitry Beloklyuchevsky, a former multimillionaire, owner of "Black Gold", and... now also a former convict, without a penny to his name, languishing in the silence of the dacha. However, it seems that something is not quite right with the silence, as the drum of Russian roulette continues to spin: first, a corpse of her colleague is found in Liza's garage, and a few days later, shots are fired at her and Dmitry. If it weren't for the resourcefulness of the "poor oligarch", everything would have ended there. Now, however, the situation is escalating to the point where Liza herself has to take up arms and... save Dmitry's life. No, being an oligarch is indeed very dangerous, but it seems that Liza likes danger more and more...

Tatyana Ustinova is a top author of contemporary Russian prose, holder of two "Electronic Letter" awards, and a laureate of the "TEFI" award in the category of "Television Film Screenwriter". “The First Among the Best” is how Tatyana Vitalyevna is referred to, and this is not just a witty epithet, but a title confirmed by dozens of written novels, successful adaptations, and, of course, the love of her many fans.