White Dust

The author is a licensed psychiatrist. The novel is based on twenty years of experience working with both psychotic and borderline disorders.

Semyon Varsky, nicknamed Samson, organizer of the charity organization “Good and Light,” was shot dead in one of the small towns in the Urals. The killer was never found. Samson’s widow, Nastya, suddenly developed a dissociative disorder: she lost the ability to take responsibility for her actions and completely forgot many of them.

To avoid making an already difficult situation worse, Nastya turns to private detectives and asks them to discreetly gather information… about herself: what she does, who she meets, who is keeping an eye on her. The investigators start working, and soon a shocking fact comes to light: under the harmless name “Good and Light,” a ruthless criminal network has been operating in the country.

So Samson—was he a criminal, a mafia boss? The detectives still have no idea what awaits them. Nastya is being watched not only by criminal types, but also by strange people from federal special services. All of them are looking for some secret dossier on Samson. Around—masks, a game, a deadly performance in which the players’ actions are not always explainable.

But Nastya is about to learn an even more terrifying secret—something you can’t believe… The truth behind a fatal party of deception and corruption.