No One Cares About Strangers

A famous artist and the girl whose portrait he was painting died after drinking poisoned wine. Who, why, and for what reason did they kill them? The relatives and close ones of the deceased cannot return to normal life until they find out the answers. Entangled in a web of secrets, half-truths, and lies, they try to figure out what happened on their own and ultimately lose their peace, suspecting that the killer is someone close to them. The father of the deceased girl suspects his young wife, the artist's ex-girlfriend suspects her new husband, but everyone wants only one thing: let the killer be someone foreign!

Tatyana Ustinova recommends: “Surprisingly, in the books of Evgenia Gorskaya, one can sense the mood of great Russian novels. She incorporates into the detective story a modern encyclopedia of diverse destructive passions, creative loves, and bright, vivid, multi-voiced characters. It turns out to be not only interesting and exciting but also very genuine - just enough to want to believe in this story. Gorskaya skillfully and adeptly keeps the reader in suspense: sometimes you feel scared, sometimes it's funny, sometimes it seems completely hopeless, but in the end, you understand: everything will be alright!”