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The heroes of the stories in The Way Home are almost non-fictional. They may well be the people you see every day: soldiers on leave, volunteers on holiday, wives waiting for their husbands from the front, lovers who met a few months before the full-scale invasion and now their relationship is testing the distance and challenges of wartime.

These can be your family, friends, acquaintances, or those you don't know personally but have read about somewhere on social media or in public. Each of them, like you, has their own story in this war.

They are all different, but they have a common feature in common: love for their own and their neighbours. They also have something that helps them under any conditions or difficult circumstances they find themselves in - an open heart, trust in life and the courage to remain human despite everything. Love is also a phenomenon that is not at all obvious when it comes to war. And it is love that leaves war no chance of survival.