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Book 1. Leave if you love

The novel's bright and somewhat melodramatic plot turns out to be a successful screen behind which the author discusses current social and psychological problems, one of which is domestic violence. The protagonist Lily, whose prototype is partly the author herself, loses her father and is once again plunged into the memories of a difficult childhood. The house of her parents, respected and decent citizens, has never been a cosy family nest, because Lily and her mother lived in constant tension because of her father's aggressive nature. Finally, the girl is ready to set out on her own path and build her own family. However, she will not be able to find peace until she overcomes all the shadows of the past and dares to break the vicious circle woven from truth, fear, forgiveness, indecision, and love."

Book 2. Stay if you love...

When Atlas hugged Lily during a chance meeting, she suddenly seemed to come back to life. They felt that they wanted to be together. But how will Riley, who blames Atlas for his and Lily's breakup, react to this relationship? The woman finds herself caught between two men, one of whom she cannot lose because he is the father of their daughter, and the other who has long had her heart. But when Atlas asks Lily out on a date, she accepts because she believes she deserves to be happy . But no matter how determined she is, she'll have to protect herself - not only herself, but Emma as well. Lily needs to break the cycle of domestic violence. She didn't hurt Riley, but she has to stay whole for the sake of her child. For her own sake.