Women with short nails

Martin Lipavský is a writer, publisher and musician who, with an ironic smirk, ignores his middle age and the fact that his marriage to Jolana, the love of his life, has failed. However, at the launch of his latest book, the three great women of his life appear, unplanned and independently of each other – the ageless beauty Sabina; the tough, capable lawyer Dagmar, who is attending the launch of a novel about the writer's past relationship with her; and Jolana herself, who has decided to play a little game not only with the protagonist's ego. The protagonist, however, fancies all three of them and sets off a whirlwind of situations that ultimately lead him to discover why some women have short nails, how little cheeky wit helps when you're being held by the throat by someone very influential's gorilla, and that the aforementioned beauties can manage just fine without him. He and the three graces fall into blissful ecstasy and flat on their faces, only to rise again for new adventures of not only a rosy, but also a very dark nature. And the surprising conclusion seems to turn your ideas of what kind of ending the protagonist and his clowder of cats deserve completely upside down.