About the book: 2006 / Polina knows very well the “code of honor of a real fortune teller” - the client needs to be scared properly, they say, damage is not a joke! But there is no need to scare the handsome man Raymond, he doesn’t find a place for himself: it’s as if the bride has been replaced. The strangest thing is that the cards show that Raymond’s betrothed has long been dead. The client is furious: is the fortune teller mocking him? Stung, Polina is determined to prove that there really is something unclean here. But playing a private detective leads to amazing consequences, and a clash with colleagues in the “magic workshop” is not the most intriguing of them...* * *Polina has the most unusual job imaginable: she is a fortune teller in the white magic salon “Through the Looking Glass”. What kind of clients don’t come there! And one day it seems to her that fate itself has knocked on the door: why is the brilliant young lawyer Raymond not the Prince on a white horse? Alas, the man of her dreams is about to get married, and it’s the bride who worries him: it’s as if she’s been replaced! Maybe the evil eye? But the maps show that the girl has long been dead! Indignant, Raymond calls Polina a charlatan, and she decides to prove that she is right. Professional passion or hope to win Raymond away from the “dead bride”? Who cares when personal happiness is at stake?!..