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Maria Faryniak is forced by poverty to give her son, nine-year-old Mykhailo, to the relatives of her late husband: her uncle Stefan, a bookstore owner, and her aunt Kasia, a strict woman who is not happy to have another child in the house. This is how the story of Misko Faryniak, a boy in the early twentieth century, begins, and it is strangely intertwined with the story of Mykhailo Faryniak, a man in the early twenty-first century. This is a story of childhood friendship and childish betrayal, of family skeletons in the closet, and of love that saves lives through the centuries and mysteriously unites two people with the same name without any blood in common.

Oresta Osiychuk is a Ukrainian writer, author of the cycle of novels «AYHO», winner of the first prize of the international competition «The Coronation of the Word and the Best Debut award of the BaraBuka portal, winner of the Eurocon All-European Convention.