This book has it all - noble knights, treacherous churchmen, witches, elves, unicorns, love, friendship, separation and mystery. And, of course, dragons.

However, through the recognizable and at times even too ordinary for medieval fantasy surroundings, lively and unexpected characters suddenly appear. The Scary Dragon turns out to be kind, and the Main Character is not at all who you might think. And the problems it faces are not at all typical of a “classical” medieval novel. And the contrast between the conventionality of the scenery of an almost toy world and the intensity of psychological collisions is increasingly felt.