Iryna Wilde "Richinsky Sisters. Volume 2"

Five sisters find themselves face to face with real life after the death of their father. In the second book, the girls try to figure out how to survive in this stormy sea. Radical actions, insults, unjustified expectations, and betrayal of loved ones - not only external circumstances but also relationships themselves become a challenge.

This novel is a slice of the beginning of the 20th-century era—when the patriarchal world was crumbling. The destruction of the family nest, the house, which was considered an immovable fortress, becomes a metaphor for the decline of the old order.