How to solve your own murder w. ukraińska

Back in 1965, at a country fair, 17-year-old Frances Adams receives a terrifying prediction that she will be murdered. Throughout her life, the girl tries to prevent her own murder, spending time solving a crime that hasn't happened yet. She collects dirt on everyone she comes across - what if they turn out to be her killer? In the heart of her large country estate is an eccentric library of detective novels, where clues to solve the murder can be found. That is, of course, if you can figure out the intricate filing system. Sixty years later, the prediction comes true - Frances is found dead in a country estate in an old English village. Now it's up to her great-niece, Annie Adams, to catch her eccentric grandmother's killer. But because of Frances's lifelong habit of digging up secrets and lies, it seems that every cute or quirky villager could have a motive for killing her. Will Annie be able to unravel the dark mystery? And will she not repeat her grandmother's fate? After all, according to Frances's will, whoever solves her murder will inherit all her money.