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Maria Kryvenko's dyalogy is an intertwining of women's destinies, the stories of our contemporaries who balance between the prose of everyday life and their attempts to find themselves, create and love. Born in the Soviet era, they are looking for and finding ways to open up, to "let go of themselves", to surrender to feelings and sensations. Whether it's the intense story of the fates of two siblings, "mum's daughter" and "dad's daughter" in The Shadow, or the monologue of a woman consumed by passion for a priest in the reconstruction novel The Road at Noon, readers are presented with a frank, emotional and sensual narrative.