The Women of Lazarus

Marina Stepnova is a prose writer, author of the novels "Surgeon", "The Women of Lazarus", "Godless Lane" and stories that are willingly published by the magazines "Snob", "New World", "Banner", and others. Marina Stepnova's books have been translated into twenty languages. The novel "The Women of Lazarus" has gained popularity in Russia and abroad, as well as several major literary awards, including the "Big Book" prize.
The novel "The Women of Lazarus" is an unusual family saga from the beginning of the century to the present day. It is a novel about great love and great disdain. 
Lazar Lindt, a genius scientist and a big child, "an unlawful comet among calculating stars", is the center of infernal personal stories of three extraordinary women. Childless Marusya, the wife of his older friend, will be loved by a funny young man who appeared on her doorstep in 1918, not with a sonly love, but this will remain his secret. Already after the war, in the closed city N, a luminary of Soviet science will fall head over heels in love with young Galina and literally steal her into "another life", but... will only earn serious hatred. The third "woman of Lazarus", the orphaned granddaughter Lidochka, will inherit his brilliant nature but will dream of only one thing - to find her own, unimaginable home, full of warmth and the creak of real floorboards. Marusya's house.