Lidmila Sovakova: 16 books

This is an historical puzzle situated in the seventeenth century. Its pieces reconstruct the infatuation of a poet with a princess, culminating in the death of the poet,and the retreat of the princess within the walls of a monastery. It is also the story of a girl who had to rebuild her life after the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968.

The story of one woman's struggle to find love, happiness and fulfillment within the oppressive confines of the Communist regime in Prague. This is the second volume of the Prague Trilogy

Irene, growing up in Prague, thought she had it all, and could keep it. In love with and loved by four very different men she is in danger of loosing one after the other. Now her family is stripped from her. Can she maintain the facade of the happily married and blushing young bride? Or is she set on her path of self-destruction? This is the third volume of the Jazz Saga.

In this seventh volume of the Jazz Saga, alas, no man can give Irene all she is asking for. Yet, she does not give up hope and puts her life in jeopardy paying in full for a castle in the air she believes to be her home.

A young woman has a burning quest to be educated in her beloved Prague during the Communist regime. Instead she is sent to a chemical factory. Will she escape her fate by marrying an opportunistic and boorish medical doctor? This is the first volume of the Prague Trilogy - author's cut.

In the fourth volume of the Jazz Saga, Irene's search for love continues. Still trapped in her marriage to Leo, with all the men who meet her preying upon her feelings and need for love, she must choose which man makes her happiest, even it it means flying in the face of all social convention.

Irene, the poetess and Christopher, the London painter, - in pursue of their dream of love and happiness - lose themselves in the labyrinth of the Chelsea hotel in New York. This is the second volume of the Gray Saga.

Set in Prague and on the French Riviera, this is a poignant tale of love, loss and the search for happiness of a young girl growing up in turbulent times. This is the first volume of the Jazz Saga.

Trapped in her marriage of convenience to Rudolf, with Iokanaan's and Milan's desire to possess her running at fever pitch, our heroine struggles to free herself from the shackles of what everyone else seems determined to call love. This is the second volume of the Prague Trilogy

In this third volume of the Gray Saga, the story of Rinaldo and Irene continues. Their search for happiness is often at odds with the creative muse that drives them. Christopher Gray, the London painter, tries to win both their loves.

In 'Strangers in the Night', the fifth volume of the Jazz Saga, Irene persists in her desperate quest to fill up the gap between longing and belonging.

“Stairway to the Stars” is the ninth volume of the “Jazz Saga”. It is the “Jazz Saga’s” bitter-sweet-happy-end when Irene gets all she has ever asked for: heaven on earth with all the only men of her life and a bigger than life adventure with Egon who had to die to offer her the impossible...

Rinaldo adores his mother and will do anything for her approval. But she is oblivious to all except her cat and her poetry. Fleeing from his mother's indifference he meets Christopher Gray who is doomed to fall in love with them both. This is the first volume of the Gray Saga.

The eighth volume of the Jazz Saga is an ironic romance of love at any price and of dreams fading away in the shrill light of reality. There is love with breath-in and deception with breath-out as the protagonists get confronted with themselves and the indispensable others.