Piranha

In the modern world, a woman can’t afford to be weak. The heroines of Marina Kramer’s novels overcome any obstacles on the way to their goal, force everyone who wants to get in their way to reckon with them. The love of such women burns unbearably hot, and their power over men is limitless.

Detective Lena Kroschina gets a new case: in different districts of the city, half-burned corpses are found with stab wounds. She begins an investigation, during which it turns out that the killings may involve the son of a deputy and his girlfriend, who does knife-fighting. Lena’s friend Andrey Parovoznikov is also working on a case involving a series of attacks on businessmen’s apartments—and at one point he ends up being the main suspect. Will Lena be able to help him, and at the same time finally meet the love of her life? Marina Kramer knows what a temptress-woman is capable of. The heroines of her novels have a scorching gaze like chili and a stubborn, steel-hard character. But at the same time, they are real women—with their sweet weaknesses and their drive for happiness. And that happiness requires going through thorns of misfortune and a hurricane of bullets—that is the law of the genre in which Marina Kramer writes. The law of a bold criminal melodrama!