This book is unusual both in concept and genre. The author focuses on the psychology of his characters, who are faced with the choice to make the right decisions in various life, often dramatic situations. The last thing the author wants is to drag the reader into the area of escheat sexual details that are pouring in buckets today like water from a watering can from television and movie screens, the yellow press, and books by popular authors. Most stories are about some psychological trait of the hero, a side or quality of human nature, manifested by a bright lightning stroke or a sharp turn in the narrative - a sparkling, frighteningly colorful sketch. At the same time, the amok of the narrative does not expel romantic feelings here, and the experiences of the heroes are not alien to living passion, and sometimes to acute, irresistible lust. Human passions... Unique and immortal!.. Don't they rule the world?