Роман Марсо Миллера

NEZAKONNOE POTREBLENIE NARKOTIChESKIH SREDSTV, PSIHOTROPNIeH VEShESTV, IH ANALOGOV PRIChINIaET VRED ZDOROVЬU, IH NEZAKONNIeI OBOROT ZAPREShEN I VLEChET USTANOVLENNUU ZAKONODATELЬSTVOM OTVETSTVENNOSTЬ. V Alpah, na granice mejdu Shveicariei i Franciei, sorvalsia so skalie i razbilsia nasmert sorokaletnii pisatel Marso Miller. Predchuvstvuia svou smert, on zaveshal jene i druziam hraniashuusia v bankovskoi iacheike neopublikovannuu rukopis, kotoraia doljna prolit svet na glavnuu dramu ego jizni i na prichinu ego gibeli. Odnako rukopis ischezaet. Ubitaia gorem jena Millera Sara ne verit, chto muj pogib sluchaino, i parallelno s policiei sama vedet opasnoe rassledovanie. “Roman Marso Millera” — masterski viestroenniei detektiv, roman v romane. Imia nastoiashego avtora okrujeno tainoi. Raskriet ego psevdonim poka nikomu ne udalos. Vo Francii kniga za nedelu razoshlas tirajom 10 000 ekzempliarov. Kinokompaniia Gaumont planiruet ee ekranizaciu. Prava na perevod uje prodanie v desiat stran.

ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF NARCOTIC DRUGS, PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES, AND THEIR ANALOGUES IS HARMFUL TO HEALTH, AND THEIR ILLICIT TRAFFICKING IS PROHIBITED AND ENTAILS LIABILITY ESTABLISHED BY LAW. In the Alps, on the border between Switzerland and France, forty-year-old writer Marceau Miller fell off a cliff and fell to his death. Anticipating his death, he bequeathed to his wife and friends an unpublished manuscript kept in a safe deposit box, which should shed light on the main drama of his life and the cause of his death. However, the manuscript disappears. Miller's grief-stricken wife, Sarah, does not believe that her husband died by accident, and in parallel with the police, she is conducting a dangerous investigation. ”The Novel by Marceau Miller" is a masterfully constructed detective story, a novel within a novel. The name of the real author is surrounded by mystery. So far, no one has been able to reveal his pseudonym. In France, the book sold 10,000 copies in a week. The Gaumont film company is planning its film adaptation. The translation rights have already been sold to ten countries.