“The Sense of Ice” is an exciting novel by Alexandra Marina, one of the brightest and most recognizable masters of the Russian detective and psychological thriller. In this book, the author masterfully combines a tense plot, deep psychological portraits of the characters and the atmosphere of cold Russian winters, creating a unique atmosphere that does not let the reader go from the first pages. The name “Ice Feeling” itself evokes associations with cold, frozen secrets and inner tension, which is fully revealed during the course of the narrative. In the center of the plot is a story filled with riddles and unexpected twists, which keeps in suspense until the last page. Marina masterfully reveals the themes of human morality, justice and internal struggle The focus is on the investigator, whose professional intuition and personal experiences are intertwined in the search for truth. The investigation reveals not only crimes, but also complex psychological motives that make you think about the boundaries of good and evil, about how far a person can go to protect his family or his honor. The book "The feeling of ice" is perfect for those who love modern Russian detectives and psychological thrillers, saturated with realistic dialogues and live descriptions. It will be appreciated by readers aged 18 years and older, who appreciate deep psychology, dynamic events and an atmosphere of intense investigation. It will be especially interesting to fans of the work of Alexandra Marina, her previous works, such as “The Curse” or “Petersburg novel”, as well as fans of the genre of crime novel, psychological thriller and detective with elements of social drama. Alexandra Marina is known for her special style - she knows how to create bright, memorable images of heroes, which combine realism and subtle psychological elaboration. Her works often touch upon important social themes, show complex moral dilemmas, and make one think about human nature.[citation needed] In “The Sense of Ice”, the author continues the tradition it immerses the reader in the atmosphere of Russian reality, filling the narrative with tense scenes and unexpected discoveries that force him to reconsider his views and assumptions. This book is not just a detective, it is a psychological portrait of modern man, his fears and hopes, his struggle with internal demons and external circumstances. Alexandra Marinina in "The Sense of Ice" shows how cold circumstances and harsh reality can awaken the deepest feelings and inner forces. The reader will plunge into the atmosphere of winter Russia, where every shadow can hide a secret, and every word can have a double meaning. If you are looking for a book that combines the dynamic development of the plot, deep psychologism and skill of the author, “The Sense of Ice” will be an excellent choice. This is a work that will make you think about the boundaries of human morality, the strength of your inner feeling and the importance of maintaining humanity even in the coldest times. Alexandra Marinina once again confirms her status as one of the leading Russian writers, able to create not only exciting stories, but also to raise important social topics that make the reader think and rethink their views. Possessing a bright style, rich in details and psychological depth, “The Feeling of Ice” is a book that will not leave indifferent any fan of a quality Russian detective and psychological thriller. It is perfect for those who appreciate complex heroes, intricate investigations and an atmosphere of intense search for the truth, which may be colder than it seems at first glance.