About the book: year / David Hewson was born on January 9, 1953 in Yorkshire in England. At 17 he left school to become a reporter for a small evening newspaper in Scarborough. 8 years later he was already a staff member of The Times newspaper and wrote about news, economics and art; for 10 years he wrote a column dedicated to computers and technical sciences, and is one of the founders of the newspaper “The Independent”. In 2005, he decided to devote himself entirely to literature. Hewson's first detective work, Semana Santa, was published in 1996 and was then awarded the prize for best debut novel. In 2003, A Season for the Dead began a series about a young Roman detective and police officer, Nick Costa. As a member of the International Crime Writers Corporation, he actively attends meetings, conferences and festivals of writers of this genre, from England to America and Australia. Works as a freelancer for many newspapers; having a driver's license, he flies all over the world; was the first editor of the aviation magazine Flyer. Hewson also wrote several books about his travels to different countries of the world. Contents1. Season of the Dead (Translation: V. Zabolotny, V. Abashkin)2. Villa of Mysteries (Translation: S. Skvortsov)3. Sacred section (Translation: O. Razumovsky)4. Lizard bite (Translation: Sergey Samuylov)5. The Seventh Sacrament (Translation: I. Danilov)6. Murder. Who killed Nanna Birk-Larsen? (Translation: Elena Koposova)7. Murder-2 (Translation: Elena Koposova)8. Promised Land (Translation: N. Omelyanovich)