The 70th book in the series "Dasha Vasilyeva, a lover of private investigation.""The burial of darkness is a terrible thing! A series of strange deaths begins in the house where she was hidden! Please find her!" Alevtina Fyodorovna Zubareva made such a strange request to the Tyukh agency. The woman is sure that someone wants to take her out of the world: She has been feeling very unwell lately and has lost consciousness several times. But so far, her family members are dying one by one. First, my husband died on the plane: his heart was blocked on the plane, but he was flying across the ocean and no help was provided. Then Nina's daughter was laid to rest, and soon the youngest son Sergei went to his forefathers. And now the eldest Pavlusha is also ill.Dasha Vasilyeva and Colonel Degtyarev do not believe in witchcraft, so they set to work as usual: they collected all available and carefully concealed information about the Zubarev family. The family turned out to be not an easy one. The head of the clan owned a successful business in various fields, a huge estate in the Moscow region, plus a spacious apartment in the city center. Clearly someone wants to get an inheritance! And if everyone dies, who will get all this wealth? But our Dasha did not untangle such tangles, she found out that the "burial of darkness" turned out to be a man who had been occupying someone else's place all his life, bearing someone else's name and having the blackest essence.Daria Dontsova is the most popular and sought—after author in our country, a favorite of millions of readers. More than 200 million copies of her books have been sold in Russia.Her work fills hearts and souls with light, optimism, joy, and confidence in the future!"Dontsova is an incredible hard worker! I do not know of any other writer who has worked so hard. I respect her as a model of hard work as a writer. Women need psychological support and receive it from Dontsova. I myself have read several novels by Dontsova in my time. It is read by very different people. And very busy businesswomen to turn off their heads for a while, and housewives who have a break of 15-20 minutes between taking and picking up the children." — Galina Yuzefovich, literary critic