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What to read? Your reliable lighthouse in the ocean of books. "Book review" channel. It hurts, but to the point": I was promised The Lost Dracula, but they gave me a newspaper six months in advance. In 2017, the British tabloid Express unearthed a version of Bram Stoker's Sex and Violence novel that had allegedly been hidden from the Victorians. The forerunner was Ducker Stocker, the author's great-grandson, and a relative who would not give bad advice. I honestly read it in English. On the "Breaking Point" channel, read "The Return of Bluebeard" - this is a new novel by Victor Flavin. During spiritual practices, Golgotha ​​discovers a psychic connection with the 15th century French Marshal Gilles de Rais. Well, conspiracies of the world elites, secret societies - where without them! The "Baltic Bridge" channel: "Inspector Gol", a psychological drama based on the play by John Boynton Priestley, 1979. The family of the wealthy industrialist Arthur Burling gathered at the festive table to celebrate their daughter's engagement. During the celebration, a police inspector suddenly appears at the house. The uninvited guest reports that on a certain morning Eva Smith committed suicide under the wheels of a train. After that, a difficult and long conversation begins, during which it becomes clear that all the family members crossed paths with the deceased at the same time and all of them, to one degree or another, hurt the girl. "Book Fox Z" channel: The plot of "Red Blood" is based on the personal experience of Igor Aramkov, a combat veteran who served in the airborne forces and in the regimental intelligence, as well as on the stories of his friends. "Notes of a Reader" channel: work on a series of books about his main literary character, whose successful film incarnation made him truly popular, the Soviet intelligence officer Vladimirov-Isaev-Styrlitz, took Yulian Semyonov almost two and a half decades. This hero first appears on the pages of the novel "No Password Needed" in 1966, and Yulian Semyonov published the last book at the time of writing and the penultimate book in the chronology of the cycle, "Despair", in 1990.