But you will do

A brief about the book Arielyana, "Fifty houses of stones and two hundred people," is the town where Pietro and Nina spend their vacation with their grandparents, in a summer they lost their mother at its beginning. An unusual holiday, where the flood that is no longer a flood, the abandoned palace, the Norman tower, and the arrogance of Uncle Rocco, the reckless landowner who condemned the town to poverty and backwardness. Then the discovery of a family of migrants hiding inside the tower, and the division of the residents between those rejecting them and those angry at their mysterious presence among them, but that is what will ignite the spark of change and plant the seeds of hope in the south. Amidst the merging of dreams with new tensions, Pietro moves from childhood to adolescence, and his voice tells us how to overcome death, betrayal, and injustice, and how that stage overflows with tenderness and joy despite all the pain. Through this spontaneous, satirical, and wise voice, Cotocila writes a powerful and effective novel, a novel full of shadows and lights, tragedy and laughter, but simple like all things that delve into depths. The author José Cotocila, Middle East Publishing.