Owls hunt at night

THE ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF NARCOTICS, PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES, AND THEIR ANALOGUES CAUSES HARM TO HEALTH; THEIR ILLEGAL TRAFFICKING IS PROHIBITED AND CARRIES THE LEGAL LIABILITY PROVIDED FOR BY LAW.The death of the famous writer Alan Conway brought an end to Susan Ryland’s career as an editor. Now she runs a hotel on the shores of the Aegean Sea, but not very successfully—she is desperately short of money. Missing the hustle and bustle of London, Susan is considering whether to escape this paradise, and it seems fate itself is throwing her a chance. An English couple turns to Ryland for help, promising a handsome reward. Their daughter has disappeared after confessing to her parents that she had found the key to solving a bloody crime committed eight years ago in Suffolk on the pages of one of Conway’s detective novels... It turns out that Susan had been the editor of this book series. Will she manage to unravel the intricacies of the author’s imagination? Miss Ryland rushes to England, feeling the true thrill of a detective, and it does not immediately occur to her that one cannot meddle with the secrets of the past with impunity. But this becomes clear when she finds herself in mortal danger...A novel within a novel, a literary game full of mysteries and deceptions!