Your look, Chio-Chio-san

The story unfolds where a drunken judge kills a young woman at a crosswalk and, using his status, avoids punishment. However, the beaten woman's husband proves to be someone who cannot be bought or intimidated, and he decides to take justice into his own hands. This is a psychological thriller that takes place in modern Ukraine, where a person's life is worth money, and murderers have support even at church services. At the same time, Puccini's music and the plot of the operation "Madame Butterfly" add new dimensions to the conflict between the main characters. Can the division between good and evil be so unambiguous in this novel? The reader will receive an answer to this question only at the end, and perhaps even after the end of the book.