A piercingly realistic novel about four friends, from the first pages, immerses the reader in a struggle: some are struggling with a homewrecker, others with an unknown disease. While Yulia is trying to understand what is happening to her daughter, Alina begins a quiet underground war to save the family. Yulia faces difficult trials, after which she must answer important questions. Why is a person capable of abandoning his own children? Where does love and respect go? How to live when the disease drags on and constrains a person? The heroes dream of getting to the Canary Islands, but for some, the right to be in Tenerife means “the right to a place in the sun,” for others, “the right to a family.” And others go further: the image of Tenerife is transformed into a super goal, into a symbol of happiness and healing. Only which of the heroes will be able to win their “right to Tenerife”?