Meet Lucy Gordon: independent, not very happy in love, rents a house with her friends, attends family dinners weekly, works in an advertising agency, where she does not particularly diligently advertise electronic tie cleaners and pellet collectors. Although Lucy is full of wind in her head, she is a sweet, kind and indecently naive girl; often blurts out stupid things, which he later bitterly regrets. Lucy confides all her joys, sorrows and stupidities in her diary and tirelessly pours them out in letters to her beloved friend and older brother - fortunately now she doesn’t have to bother with ink and paper, but can entrust her secrets to the computer. Terrible things are always happening to Lucy: either she has to jump with a parachute (because she didn’t hold her tongue in time), or train a horse that she is deathly afraid of (a gift from loving parents), or else her extravagant dress made of plastic garbage bags burns. In short, Lucy has no time to be bored. And even if there was time, her friends who are up to their necks in problems, a scoundrel boyfriend, a handsome neighbor, an obnoxious boss and a slightly crazy family will not let her get bored. “Incessantly Lucy” is one of the best novels by Fiona Walker, the real queen of the city comedy.