What made Arthur Haley so popular that it causes millions of people to return to his works over and over again? It's simple: in all his books, he, exactly under a microscope, studied a variety of professional communities of people.... Bank, hotel, airport, newspaper, hospital, plane, police station - Haley makes the reader become one of the employees, one of the cogs of the machine that makes up a single whole. His novels can be read for the sake of a fascinating sharp plot - but the main thing in them is always people. People in whose place each of us could be. Their reactions. Their passions, intrigues, their love and hatred, their selfishness, courage - and the will to live.