Magnifique

A DARK STORY ABOUT WHAT TIES A MANIAC TO THE PEOPLE AROUND HIM AND HOW QUIETLY THE LINES BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL GET ERASED… Every family has relatives who committed crimes. So for most readers, it’s interesting to crawl into the mind of an unhealthy person and understand what’s happening there—and how.

A fast-paced psychological thriller packed with plot twists that grips your attention and won’t let go until the very end.

ARE YOU READY TO LEARN THE TERRIFYING TRUTH ABOUT YOUR GENETIC PREDISPOSITION?

Isaai considers himself a god. He thinks he is a masterpiece of nature and calls himself a manifique. He knows how to make humankind happy. To do that, he must systematically destroy all unhappy people. Because unhappiness is passed on like a viral disease. And he kills them—one after another—those who suffer, the poor, the abandoned, the hopeless…

A body is found by rescuers who were called by neighbors: from a locked apartment came a frantic cat’s scream, and no one opened the door for calls. They had to break in. Investigator Vitalina Drozd was the first to discover the victim—a woman, just a bit over fifty. Killed with a sharp object in the area of the carotid artery; a hole halfway through the neck, blood on half the room. And no signs of resistance. Most importantly—no motives. Soon, they find the corpse of a man. The killer’s fingerprints on the bottle with which he split the victim’s skull match those found in the apartment of the murdered woman. And again—no visible motives.

That’s when Vitalina felt something strange in her soul— as if, somehow, she was implicated in these crimes…