Ramada, a doctor on the verge of divorce from her neurotic husband, and Shadi, a maestro preparing for his last concert at the National Opera before traveling to Vienna, meet, and their lives change forever. One night at his coastal home is enough for them to rediscover the life within them and embark on a lifelong adventure. However, while in Vienna, Shadi is surprised to discover that he has contracted the coronavirus. His love for Ramada drives him to fight harder for life. During the cold nights of isolation, Rama decides to write a letter to her lover Shadi every night, even though she knows he won’t read it due to his frail health and perhaps the jealousy of his musician, Misha, a woman caught between the daughter he saved from madness and the mysterious lover…
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A novel that explores the worlds of fantasy and reality through a poetic narrative of love, death, and exile.
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