Eight ideal killings. Skinson P.

A few years ago, the Boston Book-Tograitan Malcolm Kershaw, a specialist in action-packed literature, compiled a list of detectives for his Internet blog. In each of them, the ideal was described - unsolved - murder. The list represented the classic of the genre - “alphabetical murders” by Agatha Christie, “strangers on the train” by Patricia Haismit, “drowned” John McDonald, “The Secret History” of Donna Tartt, “Double Track” by James Kane... There were eight novels, and Malcolm called his own The list of “eight ideal killings.”

And now the FBI agent came to his store. Someone began a series of strange, almost inexplicable murders, and she is sure that the offender acts strictly in accordance with the Malcolm list, trying to realize the plot of each of the novels. Moreover, the FBI believes that the killer knows Kershaw well - and tries to substitute him. Like it or not, the author of the list has now become the main suspect. Moreover, before the commission of all eight “ideal murders” is still far away... Who will become the next victim?