The trilogy "e;And the wind dispels sadness"e; is a historical fantasy. The first two books are dedicated to the parents of Valentin Feliksovich Yasenetsky-Voyno (St. Luke). They tell of their youth, the birth of children, travel, interesting places where they lived. The third book, entitled "e;The Only Forever,"e; tells about the family of Valentin Feliksovich himself, about his beloved wife Anna, their children, the places where fate threw them, as well as about the difficult way of serving science, medicine, and helping the sick. The book tells about how full the work was the path of the future doctor of medicine, how much he had to endure adversity, disappointment, danger, miraculously escape from death in Tashkent. The death of his wife encourages the hero to choose the thorny path of service to God, and at the same time doom himself to arrest, exile, camp. At the same time, at the slightest opportunity, the doctor did not abandon medical practice, did complex operations. Books on medicine written by an outstanding surgeon Yasenetsky-Voyn are still a training tool for new generations of doctors. The book, along with the artistic narration is replete with documentary facts from the life of the surgeon Yasenetsky-Voino, which were chronologically ordered and woven into the main story line. The list of sources is given at the end of the book.