Love by the Sundial

Nadezhda Bessonova, the heroine of the novel, lived—at least as it seemed to her—in a fairly well-off, stable family life. Until… she found out that her beloved husband, for whom she had sacrificed so much, was cheating on her—with her best friend. In a single moment she lost everything at once: her husband, her friend, and her job. But to begin a new story, she decides to free herself from the old one—and leaves the city for Mikhailovskoye to her relatives. And there, unexpected adventures and new encounters are waiting for her, ones that will change her life…

This book works like a pill against melancholy. It fills you with life force, gives spiritual uplift, hope, and the desire to take fate into your own hands. I poured my entire optimism into it, along with the experience of fighting setbacks and troubles. This is a romantic story: funny and sad, passionate and heartfelt, with characters you love the way you love good friends. The main characters live according to the highest spiritual standards. No wonder the heroes’ love is born in places where Pushkin wrote lines about his Tatyana Larina—Mikhailovskoye. Yes, my main heroes are “direct descendants” of this amazing, powerful Russian nature—women who do not make compromises with conscience and the soul. Love-as-a-trial that befalls Nadezhda Bessonova turns her into a whole person, full of dignity and generosity. Inspire yourselves, dear fellow-reader friends! I sincerely wish you immense personal happiness.