More than 500,000 copies of Luko Dashvar's works have already found a reader. She writes so sharply and piercingly, psychologically and sensitively that it touches the strings of everyone's soul. It is impossible not to sympathize with her heroes, just as it is impossible not to pay attention to the sharp, painful, ambiguous issues raised by the writer. The stars are brighter above the village, the flowers in the village smell more intoxicating, the village girls grow up earlier. Catherine is only thirteen, and her heart belongs to a much older man, and even married. In the village everything is direct: if they love, then to the point of madness, if they hate, then most fiercely, if they forgive, then from the heart ... A story in which love and death, purity and sinfulness exist side by side - so close, becoming inseparable ...