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The stories from the Labyrinths cycle touch upon the existential themes of freedom, loneliness, despair, death, and the ability to confront modern problems. The characters are looking for the meaning of their existence, the path to love, faith or emptiness. The novel Frondeo is a story about a bizarre settlement where people not only talk a lot about art, literature and philosophy, but also perform rituals in honour of the Greek goddess Persephone, where there is a mysterious sect of Hades with its mystical rites. In this work, the truth of hedonism and the truth of asceticism collide. It is an insightful metaphor for the fragility and destruction of love. It is a work about how easy it is to lose yourself in the modern world.