Невеста была в черном. Черный занавес

'Nevesta byla v chernom' - odin iz samykh populi͡arnykh i znamenitykh romanov Vulricha. Kogda bogatyĭ zhenikh pri͡amo vo vremi͡a vecherinki po povodu svoeĭ pomolvki padaet s balkona i razbivaetsi͡a nasmertʹ, polit͡sii͡a reshaet, chto ėto neschastnyĭ sluchaĭ. I tolʹko detektiv Vanger, uznav, chto nezadolgo do smerti ri͡adom s pogibshim videli tainstvennui͡u neznakomku, podozrevaet, chto na samom dele proizoshlo ubiĭstvo. Kogda zhe pri strannykh obstoi͡atelʹstvakh umiraet eshche dvoe muzhchin, kotorykh videli v kompanii nikomu ne izvestnoĭ zhenshchiny, primechatelʹnoĭ svoeĭ krasotoĭ, Vanger ponimaet, chto pered nim t͡selai͡a serii͡a prestupleniĭ. No chto obʺedini͡aet li͡udeĭ, kotorye na pervyĭ vzgli͡ad ne znali drug druga? I pochemu kto-to pozhelal im smerti?'Chernyĭ zanaves' - detektiv o pami͡ati, taĭnakh lichnosti i proshlogo. Frėnk Taunsend v rezulʹtate neschastnogo sluchai͡a poluchaet udar po golove, no kogda prikhodit domoĭ, ne uznaet sobstvennoĭ kvartiry i vyi͡asni͡aet, chto ego zhena sʺekhala. Okazyvaetsi͡a, tri goda nazad on kak obychno otpravilsi͡a utrom na rabotu i ischez. On ne pomnit, chto s nim bylo vse ėto vremi͡a, ne znaet, chto delal i gde zhil, no vskore vyi͡asni͡aet, chto ego obvini͡ai͡ut v ubiĭstve. Frėnku predstoit ne tolʹko razobratʹsi͡a, chto zhe s nim proizoshlo, no i vosstanovitʹ sobstvennui͡u reputat͡sii͡u. Vot tolʹko on eshche ne znaet, chto nakhoditsi͡a v ogromnoĭ opasnosti, za nim uzhe sledi͡at i doveri͡atʹ nelʹzi͡a nikomu. . Novinka v serii "Velikie mirovye detektivy". - Kornell Vulrich - odin iz klassikov amerikanskogo detektiva, ego imi͡a stoit v odnom ri͡adu s Dėshilom Khėmmetom, Ėrlom Stenli Gardnerom i Rėĭmondom Chandlerom. - Knigi Vulricha legli v osnovu bolee chem soroka filʹmov, ego proizvedenii͡a ėkranizirovali takie izvestnye rezhissery kak Alʹfred Khichkok i Fransua Tri͡uffo. - V tvorchestve "Vulricha" bolʹshe vsego vydeli͡aetsi͡a "Chernai͡a serii͡a" - t͡sikl iz shesti samostoi͡atelʹnykh i nezavisimykh drug ot druga romanov, stavshiĭ odnim iz glavnykh voploshcheniĭ nuara. - V dannoe izdanie voshli dva pervykh romana "Chernoĭ serii".

"The Bride was in Black" is one of Woolrich's most popular and famous novels. When a rich groom falls to his death from a balcony during an engagement party, the police decide that it was an accident. And only Detective Vanger, upon learning that a mysterious stranger had been seen near the deceased shortly before his death, suspects that a murder had actually occurred. When, under strange circumstances, two more men die, who were seen in the company of an unknown woman, remarkable for her beauty, Vanger realizes that he is facing a whole series of crimes. But what unites people who didn't know each other at first glance? And why would someone wish them dead?The Black Curtain is a detective story about memory, the mysteries of personality and the past. Frank Townsend gets hit in the head in an accident, but when he comes home, he doesn't recognize his own apartment and finds out that his wife has moved out. It turns out that three years ago, he went to work in the morning as usual and disappeared. He does not remember what happened to him all this time, does not know what he did or where he lived, but soon finds out that he is accused of murder. Frank will not only have to figure out what happened to him, but also restore his own reputation. But he still does not know that he is in great danger, he is already being watched and no one can be trusted. . A novelty in the "Great World Detectives" series. — Cornell Woolrich is one of the classics of the American detective story, his name is on a par with Dashiell Hammett, Earl Stanley Gardner and Raymond Chandler. — Woolrich's books have formed the basis for more than forty films, his works have been adapted by such famous directors as Alfred Hitchcock and Francois Truffaut. — In Woolrich's work, the Black Series stands out the most — a cycle of six independent and independent novels, which has become one of the main embodiments of noir. — This edition includes the first two novels of the "Black Series".