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Avtorskai͡a programma Pavla Ipatʹeva vernulasʹ na ėkrany posle dlitelʹnogo otsutstvii͡a i bʹet rekordy populi͡arnosti. No u slavy estʹ i oborotnai͡a storona: kto-to iz geroev peredachi strashno otomstil Ipatʹevu, ubiv ego rodnykh. Pavel obrashchaetsi͡a k telezriteli͡am i s ikh pomoshchʹi͡u vykhodit na sled prestupnikov, no slishkom pozdno: ėti zlodei tozhe stanovi͡atsi͡a zhertvami khladnokrovnogo ubiĭt͡sy. A kogda vnezapno pogibaet byvshiĭ testʹ Pavla, milliarder Zvi͡agint͡sev, stanovitsi͡a poni͡atno, chto vse proiskhodi͡ashchee - delo ruk kogo-to iz blizhaĭshego okruzhenii͡a. Pavlu predstoit vychislitʹ, kto ego vrag, skryvai͡ushchiĭsi͡a pod lichinoĭ druga…Tatʹi͡ana Ustinova rekomenduet: "Ekaterina Ostrovskai͡a ne prosto vydumyvaet i zapisyvaet detektivnye istorii. Ona obladaet redkoĭ sposobnostʹi͡u sozdavatʹ na stranit͡sakh svoikh knig t͡selye miry - zavorazhivai͡ushchie, tainstvennye, mani͡ashchie, no budto by chutochku nenastoi͡ashchie. I ėta nevsamdelishnostʹ idet proizvedenii͡am tolʹko na polʹzu… A eshche vse knigi Ostrovskoĭ nravi͡atsi͡a mne potomu, chto vsi͡u polnotu vlasti nad sobstvennymi vydumannymi mirami Ekaterina ispolʹzuet dli͡a vosstanovlenii͡a spravedlivosti nai͡avu".

Pavel Ipatiev's author's program has returned to the screens after a long absence and is breaking popularity records. But fame has a downside: one of the heroes of the program took terrible revenge on Ipatiev by killing his relatives. Pavel appeals to the viewers and with their help goes on the trail of criminals, but it's too late: these villains also become victims of a cold-blooded killer. And when Pavel's former father—in-law, billionaire Zvyagintsev, suddenly dies, it becomes clear that everything that is happening is the work of someone from the inner circle. Pavel will have to figure out who his enemy is hiding under the guise of a friend…Tatiana Ustinova recommends: "Ekaterina Ostrovskaya does not just invent and write detective stories. She has a rare ability to create entire worlds on the pages of her books — fascinating, mysterious, alluring, but seemingly a little unreal. And this insubstantiality is only good for the works… And I also like all Ostrovskaya's books because Ekaterina uses the full power over her own fictional worlds to restore justice in reality."