Losing the person who meant the most to you will also reveal many unexpected secrets. When Nora is about to visit her sister Rachel at her country house, as she has done so many times before, it doesn't occur to her that this visit should be any different from all the previous ones. Unfortunately, she couldn't have been more wrong. Even when the nurse doesn't greet her at the door, it seems that something is wrong. And when he finds her a moment later in a pool of blood on the landing of the stairs of the house she loved so much, he doesn't understand anything. She has a hard time coming to terms with the fact that she lost the person who meant the most to her in life. The police investigation in the sleepy town seems to be going nowhere and will soon be stopped, the evidence is unclear and the killer has left no clues. Therefore, Nora sets out on her own to uncover clues, run errands for neighbors and acquaintances, search the surroundings and search for motives and a possible killer of her sister. But nothing is as simple and unambiguous as it may seem, and it seems that Rachel had more than one secret from her sister... Nora is looking for a killer is a very well-written story that really grabs you from the first page. It portrays a sisterly relationship built on Nora's memories of the dead Rachel, on the moments she clings to when she tries to come to terms with her sister's death, and which may inadvertently lead us to the trail of who may have buried Rachel from the world. In addition to the masterfully constructed psychology of the main character and her not always simple relationship with her deceased sister, the author also presents us with a very good, chilling thriller in which the heroine searches on her own behind the back of the police for the killer, who could really be anyone...