House with Blue Shutters

Asya is trying to return to work after the birth of her child and accepts an offer to become a tutor for a schoolboy named Artem. The teenager suffers from a rare phobia that causes him to avoid any physical contact, but gradually trust develops between the student and the teacher. Everything changes after one of the lessons: Artem disappears, and his grandmother Galina Stepanovna soon dies under mysterious circumstances.
Suspicion falls on Asya. The boy's father, businessman Ilya Gromov, believes she is involved in his son's disappearance, and the woman finds herself at the center of the investigation. To find out what really happened, her husband Ivan Rybak, an employee of the detective agency “Kairos,” begins his own search. As the investigation progresses, more and more questions arise, and the events turn out to be interconnected much more closely than it seemed at first.
The novel combines a detective intrigue, a family story, and a psychological component, revealing the characters' traits through their actions and decisions.