A master of detective intrigue, a king of unexpected plot twists, an amazing connoisseur of human souls, an expert in the most ingenious police tricks and even... a subtle connoisseur of exotic cuisine. Perhaps the set of these advantages would be more than enough for a dozen authors of detective stories. But the most amazing thing is that all these qualities characterize one wonderful writer. The very first pages of the famous novel “In the Shifting Shadow” will serve as a passport to a world full of incredible adventures and terrible secrets - the world of books by James Hadley Chase, in which no one has ever been bored. By becoming a fascist radio announcer, the Englishman Cushman ensured his well-being in wartime and hatred of compatriots. But he understood that the end of the Third Reich was inevitable, and developed a rescue plan. The first step was taken - Cushman got a job in a concentration camp and looked for a suitable British soldier. The second step turned out to be more difficult. This soldier had to be killed... The book was also published under the titles “Cunning like a fox”, “Trusting like a fox”, “Under a false name”, “The voice will give away”, “Pheasant hunting”, “Don’t trust the fox” Master of detective intrigue, the king of unexpected plot twists, a stunning connoisseur of human souls, an expert in the most ingenious police tricks and even... a subtle connoisseur of exotic cuisine. Perhaps the set of these advantages would be more than enough for a dozen authors of detective stories. But the most amazing thing is that all these qualities characterize one wonderful writer. The very first pages of the famous novel “The Case of the Strangled Starlet” will serve as a passport to a world full of incredible adventures and terrible secrets - the world of books by James Hadley Chase, in which no one has ever been bored. This issue includes the following novels: In the Unsteady Shadow ( novel, translation by N. Krasnoslobodsky) Cunning like a fox (novel, translation by R. Mirsalieva) The case of the strangled “star” (novel, translation by R. Mirsalieva)