"King, Lady, Jack" is one of the brightest works of the great Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov, which plunges the reader into the world of complex human relations, passion and intrigue. Written in 1928, this novella combines elements of psychological drama and action thriller, which makes it interesting both for fans of classical literature and for fans of modern prose. The plot of the book revolves around a mysterious and tense story, in the center of which there is a triangle of love and betrayal. The main character, a famous writer, is embroiled in a difficult relationship with two women - his lover and her friend. Nabokov masterfully creates an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty, forcing the reader to ask questions about the nature of love, trust and human nature. Each character is endowed with depth and layering, which allows the reader to see their inner conflicts and motivations. This book will be a real discovery for those who are interested in the psychology and philosophy of human relations. It will be of particular interest to readers between the ages of 18 and 50 who appreciate literary experiments and look for not only entertainment in books, but also food for thought. If you like the works of authors such as Fyodor Dostoevsky or Franz Kafka, you will definitely appreciate the style of Nabokov, who, like no one else, knows how to convey the complex emotions and experiences of his characters. The themes raised in "King, Lady, Jack" concern not only love and betrayal, but also issues of identity, self-determination and the search for the meaning of life. Nabokov makes the reader think about how often we deceive ourselves and others, how difficult it is sometimes to distinguish true feelings from illusions. This work also touches on the subject of art and its role in human life, which makes it particularly relevant in the context of the modern world, where the boundaries between reality and fiction are becoming increasingly blurred. Nabokov's style in this novel is distinguished by exquisite vocabulary and subtle play of words. His ability to create vivid images and metaphors makes reading not only fascinating, but also aesthetically pleasing. Nabokov, also known for his novels Lolita and The Gift, in The King, the Lady, the Jack, demonstrates his ability to deeply analyze human nature and the skill of storytelling. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about the complexities of human relationships and how they affect our lives, “The King, the Lady, the Jack” will be an excellent choice. This novel will not only captivate you with its plot, but also leave behind a lot of questions to which you will look for answers even after reading . Immerse yourself in Nabokov’s world, and you will not regret the time spent with his heroes.