The name Françoise Sagan, barely appearing on the literary horizon, became a symbol of early success and worldwide fame. This eighteen-year-old girl from a prosperous, happy family was, perhaps, the chosen one of fate: she loved an easy life - and early success in the literary field gave her the opportunity to live cheerfully and carefree; she loved men - and her husbands were the most beautiful and bright men from her circle; she loved horses and cars, roulette and nightclubs - and always remained herself, despite all the ups and downs of life, from family and car accidents to drug addiction. All these hobbies were reflected in the work of the writer, whose novels are devoted to the eternal themes of love, betrayal, fidelity and betrayal.