Seven deaths of Evelina Khardkasl. Turton S.

Stuart Turton’s novel is “puzzling, and, moreover, a completely organic, mixture of“ Downton’s abbey ”and“ Surka Day ”, agama Christie and series of the“ Quantay Express ”type. “This book drove me crazy,” writes the venerable Sophie Hannah, and the author of the “Woman in the Window” by A. J. Finn echoes her: “Refreshing original, inhumanly cunning... It is a pity that I myself wrote it.”

So, at the Blackhit House Ball, the estate of the Hardkasl family, there will be a murder: at the peak of the holiday, to the accompaniment of the majestic salute, the beauty of Evelina, the only daughter and heiress of the Hardzlov will die. But she will die more than once: while Eiden Slown, one of the guests invited to the holiday, will not allow the riddle of her murder, this day will be repeated again and again, invariably ending with a fatal pistol shot. The only way to break this vicious circle is to establish the personality of the killer. But every time, after each unsuccessful attempt, Isine comes to his senses in a strange body - and every time in different...