When They Kill — Then You Can Come

Maria Voronova has long been known among readers as an author of women's fiction and is gradually gaining popularity. She is a practicing surgeon, daily encountering dozens of human fates. Her work provides a huge amount of life stories that find their embodiment on paper. Her novels are wise, the characters are alive, and many phrases become aphorisms.

Anticipating the onset of the dacha season, Judge Irina is handling a case of negligence against a trauma surgeon, resulting in the death of a nurse at the workplace. The picture of the crime is clear; it remains only to determine the degree of guilt of the trauma surgeon Ordintsev. But just as there are no simple operations for a doctor, there are no easy cases for a judge. Learning that just minutes before her death, the nurse made a strange phone call, and after that, her family archive disappeared from her apartment, Irina wonders — was the woman's death really a tragic accident?