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Kheĭzel khochet nachatʹ novui͡u zhiznʹ. Eĭ tridt͡satʹ let, ona ne zamuzhem, a ee chastnyĭ sysknoe agentstvo nakhoditsi͡a na grani krakha. Udacha otvernulasʹ ot nee, kogda Mėdlin Khemsli, zagadochnai͡a svetskai͡a lʹvit͡sa, delaet Kheĭzel predlozhenie, ot kotorogo nevozmozhno otkazatʹsi͡a. Iz detskogo doma - "Sirotskogo prii͡uta u ozera", kak nazyvai͡ut ego mestnye zhiteli, - propala devochka-sirota, i Mėdlin khochet, chtoby Kheĭzel nashla ee. Na pervyĭ vzgli͡ad, ėto obychnoe delo o pobege, no po mere togo kak Kheĭzel pogruzhaetsi͡a v rassledovanie, ona obnaruzhivaet priznaki chego-to bolʹshego: neobʺi͡asnimye pi͡atna krovi, zagadochnye simvoly, zloveshchie figury, sledi͡ashchie za kazhdym ee shagom. Chem bolʹshe ona kopaet, tem bolʹshe ponimaet, chto "Sirotskiĭ prii͡ut u ozera" khranit uzhasai͡ushchie taĭny, i chto eshche khuzhe. . . …Mėdlin tozhe skryvaet skelety v shkafu. . Napri͡azhennyĭ saspens o tom, chto lishʹ kazhetsi͡a pobegom iz detskogo prii͡uta. - Pervai͡a kniga novoĭ serii sovremennogo dinamichnogo trillera "Naperegonki so smertʹi͡u". - Roman stal bestsellerom na Amazon i otmechen kak vybor redakt͡sii. Reĭting - 4,2 iz 5 po itogam 24 949 ot͡senok. - Dėniel G. Miller - avtor khitov USA Today "Prii͡ut u ozera" i "Drevo poznanii͡a". V pereryvakh mezhdu knigami on naslazhdaetsi͡a zakatami s kokteĭlem v rukakh, boleet za NBA i s udovolʹstviem falʹshivo napevaet svoemu malenʹkomu synu. Zhivët v Delreĭ-Bich, Florida, i vsegda rad obshchenii͡u s chitateli͡ami.

Hazel wants to start a new life. She's thirty years old, single, and her private detective agency is on the verge of collapse. Her luck turned against her when Madeline Hemsley, a mysterious socialite, makes Hazel an offer that cannot be refused. An orphan girl has disappeared from an orphanage—the "Orphanage by the Lake," as the locals call it—and Madeline wants Hazel to find her. At first glance, this is a common escape case, but as Hazel delves into the investigation, she discovers signs of something more: unexplained bloodstains, mysterious symbols, sinister figures watching her every move. The more she digs, the more she realizes that the Orphanage by the Lake holds terrifying secrets, and what's worse. Madeline also hides skeletons in the closet. . A tense suspense about what only seems to be an escape from an orphanage. – The first book of the new series of the modern dynamic thriller "Race against Death". – The novel became a bestseller on Amazon and was marked as an editor's choice. The rating is 4.2 out of 5 based on 24,949 ratings. – Daniel G. Miller is the author of the USA Today hits "Shelter by the Lake" and "Tree of Knowledge". In between books, he enjoys sunsets with a cocktail in his hands, cheers for the NBA, and enjoys singing off-key to his young son. He lives in Delray Beach, Florida, and is always happy to communicate with readers.