A Detective for Improper People

What could be more pleasant than summer and the start of the long-awaited vacation? Chief accountant Maria Hunterova has definitely earned it! The kids with grandma at the sea, and as for Masha herself—she dreams of a quiet, peaceful life at her beloved dacha. The only problem is that her husband is unexpectedly sent on a business trip, and at the dacha they find out that someone is trying to get at Masha’s life. Obviously, a wire that isn’t grounding—wrapped onto the bathroom’s faucet leg by someone unknown—can be just as dangerous as a gun. Suddenly it becomes clear that the only person she can call for help is her first husband, whom she has barely spoken to for ten years. It’s, of course, not entirely right—but what can you do about the wrong people whose lives aren’t “normal”? And, probably not for nothing, it was said about Masha: “There are women in Russian villages—don’t stand in their road… Trees will fall by you, swamps will be drained by you!” She will be able to surprise many…