Lord Byron had many mistresses and lovers, but he himself did not love anyone except his stepsister, and he made her unhappy too. Like the hero of his poem “Don Juan,” all his life he was a real curse for women - he drove them crazy, casually broke hearts, and broke destinies. And the most notorious scandal of the era was his relationship with Lady Caroline Lamb, a married woman who left her rich husband for Byron (we know this story thanks to an unforgettable movie). She loved the handsome poet without memory, more than life, calling herself “a butterfly flying towards the fire.” She went to any humiliation for his sake, was ready to fulfill his every whim, shocked society with crazy antics, cut her wrists because of him. And when Byron, bored with his ecstatic admirer, broke up with Lady Caroline completely, she tried to take revenge by describing the story of her passion in the novel Glenorvan, where she revealed Byron’s most shameful secrets and quoted excerpts from his most cruel letters. But he published this scandalous book in Italy at his own expense, and even congratulated his abandoned lover on literary success, breaking her heart again! And yet, the news of the poet’s death was a fatal blow for Lady Caroline - she outlived Byron by only three years, slowly fading away, despite all the efforts of doctors: life without her beloved had no meaning for her... Read the new novel from the best-selling author “Princess Olga ", "Nefertiti" and "Cleopatra" - a poignant story of great passion, which is not only a blessing, but also a curse.