Don't Wake Sleeping Secrets

If you’re a little over thirty and married the prince, instead of an eternal celebration you’re in for eternal boredom. There’s a housekeeper for housework, a cook for preparing food, your husband is busy with matters, and from the castle to the nearest village it’s three kilometers. How not to fall into depression?

But you won’t be sad for long. An old man from the village asks to find a wife who disappeared 40 years ago, and in the neighboring villa they murder a baron, staging the scene just like on an ancient fresco. Farewell, boredom! Alexandra plunges into an investigation, and at the same time into the life of the village, where something is always happening—this is the celebration of the local saint, then mushrooms, then new wine. True, barley coffee at the bar is awful, but what can you do—tradition. All that’s left is to relax and enjoy life.

But it’s dangerous to wake up sleeping secrets—there’s a price to pay for that with your life!