Sestā sieva [The Sixth Wife] is the first novel of Inga Grencberga (b. 1981). The publication of the work brought a lot of media attention to the author, who had previously contributed to I'mperfect magazine - the book became a sensation, which ensured that it remained at the top of the sales charts for two consecutive years. The author has used her diary entries interwoven with fictional stories and events. 

Marija /deɪʒɑˈv(j)u/ [Marija Déjà vu] is the second novel of Grencberga. After its publication, it was top in the of Latvian bestselling books for five months. Told in a linear narrative and peppered with poignant quotes from other authors, this novel is an unwritten diary of its main protagonist, Maria Dietrich. A successful creative marketing strategist in her 40s, working for a ground-breaking creative agency, she suddenly finds herself on the brink of a breakdown. Road trip across Europe aud back to herself - along her journey, Maria must rage war on her inner demons, venturing deep into her past, meeting her teenage self, and experiencing the unprovoked violence she once endured from her classmates. This holds the key to discovering what caused Maria to self-harm, why she feels like she doesn't belong anywhere, and why she's always felt like a disappointment to others, despite her success.