David Harwood, returning to his hometown of Promise Falls, learned that his cousin Marla was secretly raising a child who was brought to her one morning by a mysterious woman in white. But it soon became clear that this baby was the son of Rosemary Gaynor, who was killed in her own home. And Marla, whose story about the woman in white was not believed, was accused by the police of murder... Trying to save his cousin, David begins his own investigation and soon realizes that Rosemary’s death and the appearance of the mysterious woman in white are links in a whole chain of ominous events. There is more and more evidence that someone decided to make the residents of the town pay for the sins and secrets of the past... with blood / Here's what happened in the town of Promise Falls recently: 1. First, someone blew up the screen of an outdoor movie theater, and four people died under the rubble spectators. 2. Then the unknown person mercilessly dealt with two young women. 3. And finally, there was a series of mysterious attacks on local college students... Detective Barry Duckworth and private investigator Cal Weaver, who came to his aid, were already overwhelmed trying to simultaneously investigate several cases at once. Or maybe all these incidents are connected? And behind them stands one person, vengeful and merciless... Contents: PROMIS FALLS: 0. Don't turn away (Translation: L. Mordukhovich)1. Don't promise anything (Translation: Alexander Sokolov)2. Too far from the truth (Translation: N. Lomanova)3. Twenty-three (Translation: Natalia Rein)4. The last shot (Translation: A. Zagorsky) Individual detectives: 1. Fear the worst (Translation: L. Mordukhovich)2. Disappear without saying goodbye (Translation: T. Matz)3. Dangerous House (Translation: Arkady Kabalkin)4. Don't promise anything (Translation: Alexander Sokolov)5. Don't turn away (Translation: L. Mordukhovich)6. Believe your eyes (Translation: Igor Monichev)7. Incident(Translation: Natalia Nesterova)8. Mark on the glass (Translation: Igor Monichev)9. Death at the threshold (Translation: N. Nesterova)