Caroline Graham (b. 1931) is perhaps the only classic of the English detective story of modern times, almost unknown to Russian readers. Meanwhile, it is she who is called in England the direct literary heir of Agatha Christie, and it is based on her novels that one of the most popular detective television series in the UK and in Russia, “Midsomer Murders” (“Purely English Murders”), which has not left television screens for twenty seasons, is filmed. Till Death Do Us Part is a new novel in the Inspector Barnaby detective series. In the village of Fawcett Green, a neighbor disappeared, left home and never returned. According to her husband, she went to her mother. But how can you trust him if the parent has long left for a better world? And what is this same husband, not seen in gardening, doing in the garden with a shovel? Isn’t the sleepy air of the English provinces infected with the germ of detective fever, if people there are already middle-aged and raving about detective investigations?! However, as always, Chief Inspector Barnaby comes to the rescue, who, together with his assistant Sergeant Troy, learns the whole truth about the mysterious incident.