Unfulfilled Life. Book One

Women's destinies are always in the spotlight of Maria Metlitskaya. Every female reader, after reading her book, can confidently say that their soul feels better and lighter: the warm tone, life situations, recognizable heroes — all this has a psychotherapeutic... effect. Lisa grew up without maternal affection — her childhood was spent under the supervision of a strict aunt, Mom-Nina. Love sounded like a reproach, lies surrounded her from all sides, and the truth seemed dangerous... Now, as Lisa has become an adult, fate presents her with a challenge more complicated than any exam: a little girl, equally abandoned and fearful, comes into her life... But can Lisa give her what she herself was deprived of? Will she be able to find her own female happiness in the process? A novel about the fragile threads of kinship, about pain and forgiveness. About love that cannot be planned, but can be chosen.

Author: Мария Метлицкая

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: Women's Destinies. Cozy Prose by Maria Metlitskaya. New Design

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2025

ISBN: 9785042109546

Number of pages: 384

Size: 207x133x24 mm

Cover type: твердая

Weight: 380 g

ID: 1716508

Women's destinies are always in the spotlight of Maria Metlitskaya. Every female reader, after reading her book, can confidently say that their soul feels better and lighter: the warm tone, life situations, recognizable heroes — all this has a psychotherapeutic effect. Lisa grew up without maternal affection — her childhood was spent under the supervision of a strict aunt, Mom-Nina. Love sounded like a reproach, lies surrounded her from all sides, and the truth seemed dangerous... Now, as Lisa has become an adult, fate presents her with a challenge more complicated than any exam: a little girl, equally abandoned and fearful, comes into her life... But can Lisa give her what she herself was deprived of? Will she be able to find her own female happiness in the process? A novel about the fragile threads of kinship, about pain and forgiveness. About love that cannot be planned, but can be chosen.