Viscount Saint-Just, the character of Maggie Kelly's historical detective stories, is simply an ideal hero, breathtakingly handsome, impossibly courageous, terribly smart, charming to the point of trembling at the knees, a magnificent lover and a knight without fear or reproach. Not without small flaws, of course, but she herself came up with them for him, didn’t she? And the invented heroes live on the pages of books, but do not hang around the apartment of their creators, drink their wine, spend their money and get on their nerves. Maggie could not even imagine that one day the hero of her novels would appear right in front of her. Itself. And he’ll also take a friend with him. But this is just the beginning. Maggie has no idea that she has such a fun life ahead of her that you won’t read about it in any book. Casey Michaels’ dynamic, funny and intriguing novel “Maggie Needs an Alibi” is for the first time in Russian...