The book "e;And the wind will dispel sadness"e; is a historical fantasy and is dedicated to the parents of Valentin Feliksovich Yasenetsky-Voyno (St. Luke). The saint wrote with warmth, gratitude and respect for his parents, Felix Stanislavovich and Maria Dmitrievna. He believed that his religiousness inherited, rather, from his Catholic father. The Mother of the Prelate was a deeply religious Orthodox woman and left a deep mark on his soul. When writing a book, I had to familiarize myself with many primary sources, compare facts, build them in chronological order, and think that prompted the heroes to act one way or another. The fact that in some articles was unclear for authors or caused condemnation, for me it became quite logical and pious. In the second book, entitled "e;Apple Blossom,"e; events unfold in the city of Kerch, where the family moves. Admiring the beauties of the ancient city, the heroes experience the inner drama associated with the loss of children. The future Prelate Luke is born in Kerch. The head of the family must move to the service, first to Kherson, then to Chisinau and, finally, to Kiev. The faithful wife always accompanies the spouse. Children are growing up, their destinies are interesting. Son Valentine receives a medical degree. Who knew that this was the future of medicine? And only parents always believed in their children.