Ironicheskiĭ detektiv (ĖKSMO-Press (Firm))

"Is it true that some houses bring grief to their owners? Dasha Vasilieva is not afraid of black cats, she is not afraid of the number thirteen, she loves Mondays and does not believe in cursed houses. But the mansion that adjoins her cottage is actually haunted. Owners are constantly changing in it and something bad happened to everyone. And now Karina Burkina, the next owner of the ill-fated mansion near Moscow, has lost her youngest son Valery. The mistress's mother-in-law Svetlana Alekseevna ran to Dasha for help. Vasilieva agreed to help the Burkins. And then it turns out that Colonel Degtyarev has known this family for a long time, and met them under very strange circumstances: many years ago, Svetlana Alekseevna asked Degtyarev to help change her daughter-in-law's surname, and his grandson Kiryusha also had a patronymic! Dasha is sure that these threads from the past will help in finding Valery. But now she understands how true the proverb is: little children - little troubles, children grew up - and troubles grew up."--

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