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Lara is a threequel to Marina Hrymych's novel Klavka. Readers have already fallen in love with the 26-year-old protagonist. Thanks to her, they are immersed in the everyday life of Kyiv in the 1940s, in particular the Ukrainian writing community of that time, and at the same time follow the intrigue of her private life with interest.

In the sequel, Yura, Klavka appears as the mother of a physics student; both of them are caught up in the whirlwind of the difficult events of 1968, which take place in the literary and university circles of Kyiv, and the love story that began in the first novel is developed.

Lara is already Klavka's granddaughter. The image of this gifted but very peculiar girl is revealed, again, through the observations, experiences, and reflections of Klavka, who has to steer the family ship through the times of the Chernobyl disaster. Lara is the daughter of Yura and a Crimean Tatar woman, and in the novel she will have to make her first serious choice. She will also have to navigate the piquant deja vu situation surrounding the love affair that began in Klavka and continued in Yura.