In the best traditions of Keyes's prose, this psychological novel with elements of journalism is a real exploration of the depths of human consciousness. And also a thrilling investigation into a chilling murder. On February 13, 1978, club owner Mickey McCann, his mother and dancer Christine Herdman were found dead in their own home. For a whole month, the crime remained unsolved until a certain Claudia Elaine Yasko made a sincere confession. After her detailed story, there was no doubt left - only someone who visited the crime scene could know this. But what if she is not the real killer? And why would she confess to crimes that she did not commit?