After a lightning strike, the consciousness of Moscow journalist Oleg Verstovsky inhabits the body of a man who lived in the United States in the 1950s. "Golden Age" of Hollywood, jazz and gangsters. You can listen to Frank Sinatra live or meet Marilyn Monroe herself. The only problem is that Oleg ends up in the worst possible place - in the electric chair in Sing Sing prison. Is this a hallucination caused by a fading consciousness or a CIA brainwashing experiment? Or maybe this is connected with the investigation that the journalist conducted in Russia? The action of the novel takes place in two dimensions - in modern Russia and the 50s of the last century in the USA. Both lines are connected not only by the main character, a Moscow journalist, but also by the investigation he is conducting. This novel is a continuation of the first novel Ghosts of the Past with the same hero.