For the first time in Russian - “a puzzling, and at the same time completely organic, mixture of Downton Abbey and Groundhog Day, Agatha Christie and TV series like Quantum Leap” (Sunday Express). “This book drove me crazy,” writes the venerable Sophie Hannah, and the author of The Woman in the Window, A. J. Finn, echoes her: “Refreshingly original, inhumanly clever... I wish I had written it myself.” So, on Masquerade ball at Blackheath House, the estate of the Hardcastle family, a murder will occur: at the peak of the holiday, to the accompaniment of majestic fireworks, the beautiful Evelina, the only daughter and heiress of the Hardcastles, will die. But she will die more than once: until Aiden Sloan, one of the guests invited to the holiday, solves the mystery of her murder, this day will be repeated again and again, invariably ending with a fatal pistol shot. The only way to break this vicious circle is to identify the killer. But every time, after every unsuccessful attempt, Aiden comes to his senses in someone else’s body - and each time in a different one...