Frost and ashes. Wolf I.

The child’s violent death is always a huge tragedy. A small close -knit Danish community of Morselet is horrified when an eight -year -old boy strangled by a fishing fishing line and with traces of burns on the body is found in a half -frozen river flowing through this town.

Deputy Commissioner of the Criminal Police of Orchus Daniel Trokich and his assistants, with whom readers are already familiar with the Roman “AS collector”, begin an investigation with a survey of parents, teachers and educators of the extended day school in order to try to restore the chronology of the events that preceded the crime And go on the trail of the killer. Among the suspects are the old man obsessed with beetles with a dark past, as well as a teenager with an unclean conscience. Everything becomes even more complicated when Trokich discovers the connection of the current business with the accident thirty years ago, when a teenager drowned in the same river. And behind all this is the story of destroyed trust, physical and sexual violence and heritage, transferred to family members who did not know how to avoid madness.