The White Ash

Private detective Taras Bilyi is ordered to investigate the murder of a young lady. They accuse a particular seminarian Homa Brutus, and the case seems clear... However, the village where the murder took place hides a secret. And this secret is scarier than all the stories about the young lady who rose from the grave.

"The White Ashes" is an exciting, atmospheric, and at the same time, a dynamic thriller in the noir style. It is full of mysteries that you are dying to unravel. And, according to the laws of the genre, the smallest detail of its time always receives a lightning-fast explanation. But the peculiarity of the novel is that each mystery will eventually have not one but two interpretations at once — logical and mystical.

Therefore, depending on the reader's worldview, the novel becomes either a detective thriller or a mystical one. However, this is precisely what I want to think about at the end of the book...