Mariya Nefyodova

1927. Trans-Siberian Express. Secret documents that will determine the future of the USSR and China are being transported across Russia. Under the guise of ordinary passengers, foreign intelligence officers and real thugs are hiding, ready to do anything for the sake of documents. A young Red Army soldier and a former Tsarist agent have to team up to uncover a common enemy.

A sequel to the spy thriller Red Silk.

Prince Romanovsky's estate is burned down to the ground, and his family is exterminated by a French detachment led by the madman Elif Courage. Young Mikhail miraculously survives, saved by a mysterious lone partisan whom the French call the Ghost. Dreaming of revenge, the prince sets out with the Ghost, unaware of the trials that lie ahead...

Stas is a miner, not the most hardworking, but very charming. By chance, he ends up buried in a mine along with eco-activist Lena. Then he begins to hear a voice. Voice of the Earth. In her speeches, she speaks for the environment, and threatens that she will drown everyone if they don't listen to her. The problem is that only Stas hears her. And now he will have to very quickly convince the whole world that a) he is not a schizophrenic and b) he urgently needs to stop polluting the Earth, otherwise it will wash everyone away from its face.

There is a little-known medical fact: a woman can give birth to twins from different men. Lada finds itself in just such a situation. A guy leaves a girl on the anniversary of a relationship right in bed. Together with her friend, the heroine goes to drink down her grief at the club. There, she very conveniently meets an old acquaintance who is ready to heal her mental wound. After a while, Lada finds out that she is pregnant. Now the future mother of two little angels needs to find out who their father is. Or the fathers…