The book "Caillot Drama. The Woman in the Middle" by Raphael, John N. (John Nathan) tells a fascinating story about a scandalous event in the history of France at the beginning of the 20th century. Driven by political and personal ambitions, Joseph Caillot - the wife of a famous French finance minister - committed a crime that shocked the world and raised fateful questions about power, money and morality. The authors subtly reveal the psychology of the main characters, analyze the causes and consequences of their actions, recreate the atmosphere of that time and give a unique view of the historical event that left a mark in the hearts and memories of contemporaries. "Caillot's drama. The woman in the middle" is a fascinating narrative that, through the prism of personal dramas and public events, provides an opportunity to study in depth the complex aspects of social and political life in France at the beginning of the 20th century.