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Four friends decide to have a little fun together and spend a nice summer weekend in the picturesque Carpathians. After reaching the first hotel they come across at night, the guys stay for the night. And everything would be fine, if one of the friends hadn't found a find in a drawer that was not meant for them... When the next day the owner of the find dies under mysterious circumstances, the protagonist Nestor decides to shed light on this mysterious object and inexplicable events, but finds himself in a whirlwind of accidents, kidnappings, and mysticism that barely keeps him alive, because the mystery is connected not only with oligarchic and high-ranking people, but also with a charm amulet that has its roots in the very heart of Trypillian culture.

Roman Stekh's book is written in the genre of a modern detective, forcing the reader to be constantly in suspense along with the main character, looking for answers to many questions. This is not only a detective story, because the author draws the storylines of many characters and uses psychological techniques from the point of view of a humanitarian boy. That's probably why the hero is so close to everyone, and you read the book in one breath. Even without showing much sympathy for the hero, you involuntarily start to worry and think about the crazy events together with him, trying to figure out who the real villain is.