After reading the last page of another book about the dizzying adventures of Sergei Dorogin, a former stuntman and ex-convict, you can fall asleep peacefully. How else? The terrifying vices of the friendly family of modern Cains were put to shame on the day of the glorious anniversary of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, virtue triumphed, and the fact that dozens of innocent people were tortured for the sake of roses that did not fall for a long time remains on the conscience of the not very joyful times in which we had to live in long-suffering Russia , where even “a killer is more than a killer.” You may ask, what does the bicentenary of the great Russian poet have to do with murderers? Believe me, it’s the most direct, but in order to find out, read this book by Andrei Voronin, you won’t regret it!