Mario Vargas Llosa is an outstanding Peruvian novelist. His books “The City and the Dogs,” “The Green House,” “Aunt Julia and the Scribe,” “The War of the End of the World,” “The Wicked Man, or the Feast of the Goat” became world literary sensations and were published with great success in Russia. "The Bad Girl Adventures" is a novel about "love without boundaries." Three continents serve as the backdrop for turbulent scenes and painful partings. Half a century of world history - the revolution in Cuba and guerrilla violence in the Andes, the heady atmosphere of Paris in the 50s and the economic miracle in Japan, the rise of the Beatles and the fall of communism - are fused into the biographies of the heroes. European critics dubbed the book the love saga of the century. The brilliant candidate for the literary Nobel undoubtedly put his own emotional experience into it.