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Book 1. Good news from the Aral Sea

«Every year, #knigolav publishing house adds only top Ukrainian authors to its portfolio. Irena Karpa is exactly the kind of writer who sets trends in modern Ukrainian literature. We are confident that together we will create a product that will be significant for the majority of readers and connoisseurs and will change the attitude of the majority to contemporary fiction in our country," says Svitlana Paveletska, co-founder of #knigolav publishing house.

«The novel was written for three years, absorbing real stories of real women. Because of this, there are neither completely positive nor completely negative heroines in it, but there are different psychotypes where each reader will find herself. Someone will make you angry, someone will make you laugh, someone will make you cry. Because the book has everything: fashion, sex, lifestyle, betrayal, escape, self-discovery, murder, intrigue, wine, and lots and lots of Paris. Someone drives an Aston Martin, and someone steals coins left for the waiter as a tip. At some point, the fates of these women intertwine, and yes - don't read the end right away so as not to spoil who the killer is. I love them all. There is a part of me in each of them, and a part of you. So feel free to dive in," comments Irena Karpa, writer.

Irena was inspired to write the novel by her move to Paris a few years ago. The plot is based on the adventures of four heroines who are united by their Ukrainian origin and secrets from the past, as well as the desire to get rid of them and start a new life.

Book 2. How to get married as many times as you want

Ironic non-fiction in which Ukrainian writer Irena Karpa shares the secrets of long-term and short-term dating, advice for those who want to find themselves in a strong and successful relationship, and does not ignore her romantic adventures in France and beyond. The book is based on true stories, either by Irene herself or her close friends, and is spiced up with her trademark humour, which makes even divorce and love's suffering sound witty.

In addition, the writer emphasises that she does not seek to mentor and pretend to be a guru and psychologist, her book is entirely about life experience and conclusions from her experience of relationships with men.

«A fun and useful book that can be seen as both a joke and an instruction. You can read it in the order of the chapters or as you wish, by pointing your finger at a chapter with an interesting title. And in general, the motto of this book is — I did it, you can do it too,— says Irena Karpa about the new author's text.

Book 3. Just don't tell anyone about it

Margo has been living in Paris for a long time. She works as a photographer. She loves beautiful clothes, parties and sex clubs. In her native Kyiv, she has her grandfather, with whom she is on friendly terms, and the mysterious S., whom she convinces to move to Paris. She seems to have everything, but something inside her is not letting her rest. She wants to understand herself and turns to a psychologist. The professor she works with recommends S. At the same time, Margot learns from the Internet about the Avenger, a serial killer who commits vigilante justice against rapists, corrupt officials and other villains in her homeland. The journalist Sonic writes about all these cases, but does he know who is organising these massacres?

What is the reason for Margo's anxiety? What shocking revelations are ahead of her? Why is she so fascinated by the story of the Avenger? After all, who is he?

This is a psychological thriller about what is usually hushed up, forgotten, and feared to be brought to light: domestic violence, rape, and bullying.