The first and only comprehensive documentary novel about the largest Czech-Slovak chansonier. It arose with its consent, with the condition that it can only be published after its death. She avoided such revelation throughout her career. She consistently prevented her privacy. It allowed it to enter the author who was one of her closest friends. Since 2011, when she ended her career, until her last moments of 2021, he became her confessor. He recorded dozens of hours of interviews, had access to her privacy, archival materials and personal correspondence, Hana Hegerová's family, and as one of the first to look into her court files. He passed and mapped all the places associated with her life, talked to almost a hundred people who worked with her or were in closer contact in some period of her life story. He collected a large number of photographs and documents published for the first time in the book. There was no topic they wouldn't want to talk about. It is only here that he openly tells her childhood during the Slovak fascist state, which has noted her for life, as well as her stay in a refugee camp, identity changes, communist criminals and others, so far unknown events of his life. Also, the privacy associated with incredible rise and falls, reflecting the events of the last ninety years… It was the author of this book that one of her last calls was when she decided to die. It was also he, who was the only one to say funeral speech at the last farewell to Hana Hegerová in the narrowest family circle. The scope and truth, thanks to Hana Hegerová's personal trust to the author, has a testimony that no other author has the opportunity to bring.