The Phoenix Uprising

Regina Sergeevna worked as a teacher her whole life. One day at the shopping mall, she met her former student Konstantin Sobolev. He told her that he had recently opened an exhibition salon and invited her to the opening. Regina Sergeevna was thrilled! As they said goodbye, Konstantin promised to call, but he disappeared… She was worried that Sobolev had not called. Attempts to find him were unsuccessful, so she went to his home. Upon arriving, Regina Sergeevna saw that the door to his apartment was unlocked. Once inside, she discovered Konstantin with a knife in his heart…

In her novels, Tatiana Bocharova synthesizes different genres: this is both a detective story and a melodrama, and it always includes a lyrical story about human feelings and experiences. Her characters are ordinary people, our contemporaries, who by the will of fate find themselves in a difficult situation. They face a tough choice, navigate through the intricacies of deceit and betrayal, not to break, to endure, and to help not only themselves but also those who need their help.