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The novel Mrs Valewska. The Fatal Woman of Napoleon tells the story of the short but full of adventures and experiences life of Countess Marisa Walewska, who was called the Polish wife of Napoleon. The girl was extremely beautiful - blond, with a thin figure and a sad look - and attracted men. At the age of eighteen, having become pregnant by a mysterious young man, she married a count fifty years older than her mother and brother under pressure from them. The marriage was unsuccessful. And then there was an unexpected rapprochement with the French emperor, the most famous ruler of Europe at the time, a lively correspondence and a stormy romance... The Poles had high hopes for Maria Walewska in the development of their state. Was it really a passionate and resonant love between two prominent people, the envy of the aristocracy of the time? Could this fairy tale have had a happy ending?