The new novel "Maybe One Day" by Ketlin Priilinna delves into the challenging theme of why it can be so difficult to leave a complex relationship and how it can take years to do so. Despite the heavy subject matter, the novel balances this with elements of positivity and hope for a better future, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and fighting for one's dreams.

The protagonist, Elizabeth, works in a bookstore, writes children's books, and raises a young daughter. She has been with her partner for many years, and from the outside, their life appears quite stable. However, Elizabeth is reluctant to share the truth about her life, having suffered under her partner's emotional abuse for years. She frequently dreams of leaving him to start a new life with her child, but fears and a lack of resources hold her back from taking action.

The book has been supported by the Estonian Cultural Capital and published by Päikeseloom Kirjastus. It invites readers to explore not just the difficulties of leaving such a relationship, but also the hope and strength that can arise from the desire for a better life, highlighting themes of resilience and personal growth in the face of adversity.