Women handing out Advent wreaths

The story of the Black Madonna with golden hair and a silver jeep

The audiobook 'Women Who Give Out Advent Wreaths', written by Josef Pepson Snětivý, narrated by Filip Jančík, and directed by Miloš Vrána. Forty-something Petr, despite a passionate relationship with the beautiful and insatiable Karolína, whom he calls a 'lionsexual', roams so freely that he sometimes ends up in the bed of his ex-wife, Marta, and at other times in a well-hidden forest street in front of a villa, behind whose windows his future may be being decided. He naively believes that his partner knows nothing and that the tears with which she sprinkles him in moments of supreme pleasure are caused only by her uncontrollable ecstasy. Yes: Karolína, the dream of all foolish men made flesh, truly lives for these intimate moments. But she can also cry for her beloved – in advance… Petr's world of 'certainties' is shaken when he discovers that both his ex and his current partner are making Advent wreaths. Quite possibly together. And hiding silver pins in them. His relationship with Marta ended badly. Will the one with Karolína end the same way just because their pins are identical? Does the logic of mathematical implications apply in life and erotica? And does any logic apply in life and erotica at all? Petr realises too late that even a golden-haired diva in a sexy white suit, tightly gripping the steering wheel of a silver jeep, can be a Black Madonna. For a long time, he let himself be pampered and confirmed in his conviction that he controlled this Goddess, only to discover it was the other way around. That the seemingly defenceless and passion-tossed beauty can have him destroyed in two ways – by the hand of a professional, and by the weight of memories of life with her and the prospect of languishing after she's gone. And that the price he will have to pay to avoid such punishment is unbearably high…