Honey mourning. Tilier F.

After the death of his wife and daughter, the Charcot Commissioner is broken. Insomnia, repentance, sorrow... Working in such circumstances is almost impossible. But new events make him abruptly return to reality: the body of a woman was found in the church. Butterflies fly above it. The corpse looks strange: not a single hair is nowhere, everything is shaved, and the internal organs seem to be blown up. It seems that the killer is a lover of puzzles, ready to inflict the victim of flour, hoping them with jewelry accuracy. And he is clearly not going to stop there. For Charcot, this investigation is of a special, personal character: it leads into the depths of the human soul - the soul of the killer... and his own.