The myth about Tymoshenko, in which truth and lies, slander of enemies and enthusiastic fantasies of supporters are intertwined, have long obscured the real person. This myth absorbed everything that lived the post-Soviet era: the impulse for freedom and the intoxication of gloss, erotic dreams and the smell of money, the intoxication of power and dreams of social justice. Who is she really, this woman? How did it deserve the admiration of the founding fathers of Gazprom and the joint hatred of three Ukrainian presidents? How will her political life develop if she lives to see her liberation? The book by journalists Dmitry Popov and Ilya Milstein is an attempt to impartially analyze the path of one of the most prominent politicians of our time.