Azure Coast of the Swamp

The most unusual adventures usually begin in the most ordinary way. Veronica Olegovna Kameneva came to the special brigade's office and told that her husband Nikolai Petrovich, a successful businessman, recently died. The cause of Nikolai's death was stated to be heart failure. It is unclear why a completely healthy man woke up in the morning, sat on the bed, and died! Some time passed, and the younger son Max began to work in his father's wing. Sometimes he would stay up late and sleep in the late man's bedroom. That’s where they found him. Dead.

The widow's friend, a fortune teller and healer, claims that the deaths of the father and son were arranged by otherworldly forces, namely the energy vampire Aypetri.

But Tatiana Sergeeva does not believe in ghosts, astral strikes, or magic. She understands: someone killed the Kamenevs, she just needs to find out who exactly. But the solution will turn out to be so incredible that even the accustomed Tatiana will be shocked when she realizes where the azure coast of the swamp is located.

Daria Dontsova is the most popular and sought-after author in our country, the favorite of millions of readers.

In Russia, more than 200 million copies of her books have been sold.

Daria Dontsova's detective stories are written in a special manner: besides the most intriguing plot, they always feature subtle humor, healthy optimism, and an unconditional belief in the triumph of good over evil. That's all you need for relaxation, leisure, and peace of mind.

Read Daria's books, and your hearts and souls will be filled with light, optimism, joy, and confidence in tomorrow! They will infect you with the desire to live, to rejoice in each day, and to believe in better days.

«Dontsova is an incredible hard worker! I don't know any other writer who works as much as she does. I respect her as a model of literary diligence. Women need psychological support and get it from Dontsova. I myself read several of Dontsova's novels. Very different people read her. Very busy businesswomen, to switch off their heads for a while, and housewives who have a 15-20 minute break between dropping off and picking up children.» — Galina Yuzefovich, literary critic