The book “False friend, real enemy” by Marina Serova is a fascinating detective novel that plunges the reader into a world of intricate intrigues, unexpected turns and deep psychological research. Serova, known for her skillfully written characters and exciting plots, again demonstrates his talent, creating a work that will not leave indifferent any lover of the genre. The plot of the book revolves around the main character, who finds herself in the center of a complex investigation. At first glance, her life seems ordinary: work, friends, little worries. But everything changes when strange events begin to occur in her environment. The appearance of a mysterious man who at first seems to be a friend soon turns into a real threat. Questions about trust, betrayal, and people's true motives become central to this exciting narrative. The reader will constantly be in tension, trying to unravel who is really a friend and who is an enemy. The book will be interesting to a wide audience: from teenagers to adult readers who love detective stories and psychological thrillers. If you appreciate works in which elements of drama and intrigue are intertwined, then “False friend, real enemy” will be a real find for you. It will especially appeal to those who are interested in the topics of friendship, betrayal and human psychology. Every reader will be able to find something close and relevant in this book, because the issues of trust and betrayal are familiar to everyone. The themes raised in the novel address not only personal relationships, but also broader social aspects, such as the impact of the environment on personality and the complexity of human nature. Serova masterfully shows how easy it is to get lost in the labyrinth of human emotions and how difficult it is to distinguish real friendship from falsehood. This book makes us think about who is really next to us and how often we are wrong in our assessments. The style of Marina Serova is distinguished by brightness and emotional saturation. She skillfully uses details to create an atmosphere in which the reader can feel part of what is happening. In her works there is always a deep psychologism, which makes the characters alive and multifaceted. Serova is also known for her other works, such as The Secret of the Old House and Tablets of Destiny, which also immerse the reader in a world of mysteries and mysteries. “False friend, real enemy” is not just a book, but a whole world in which you want to plunge again and again. Each page is full of tension and expectation, and the final leaves behind a lot of questions and reflections. This book will be an excellent choice for an evening in the company of good literature, as well as for discussion with friends, because the topics raised in the novel can cause a lively discussion. If you are looking for something that will make you think about human relationships and how easy it is to lose trust, then “False friend, real enemy” is exactly what you need. Do not miss the opportunity to discover a new work of Marina Serova, which, of course, will take a worthy place in your library.