Goticheskii roman v 2-kh tomakh - Voronel' N.

A young Israeli paratrooper Uri spends his vacation in Europe. On the way back, he is on his way to Munich airport, gets into a fight with a group of German skinheads and jumps out of the train on the run. After long wanderings along the tangled paths, Uri gets into an ancient castle, lost in a forest reserve. The owner of the castle, the local witch Inge, fascinates him with his beauty and witchcraft art, and he stays with her. But their happiness is overshadowed by a sinister shadow of mysteries, ancient and modern, hiding in the underground labyrinths of the castle. All this is drawn into a dramatic tangle against the backdrop of eternal enmity between the inhabitants of the castle and the inhabitants of a nearby village. When this tangle is woven into the story of the international terrorist Carl, Uri unwittingly has to become a detective. "Promotion" of the plot is so unpredictable that remembers the great master of weaving such laces - Agatha Christie.