Laws of gravity

Author's name: Jean Tolidar Publisher: Maskelyanis Year of publication: 2023 Literary classification: Novel Brief about the book: Three hours before the husband’s case was preserved, which she pushed herself from the eleventh floor, the wife decides to go to the police station to confess that he did not commit suicide, but she was the one who killed him, and she asks "Pontavez" to stop her, because she can no longer bear the mental anguish and guilt caused by secrecy. So what will be "Pontavez’s" stance as he faces the strangest confession in his professional life? A novel that pretends to be police, but in reality follows a different path based on digging into concepts that have become obvious and self-evident, through which Jean Tolidar criticizes the formalism and rigidity of laws in the face of reality. It pushes us to ask disturbing and central questions in our lives: What is the boundary between honesty and truth? And what is the concept of conscience and its limits? The answers come in a simple story crafted by the writer in a style closer to cinema in its scenes, dialogue language, and character and description building. But it does not present itself to tame our confusion, rather to plant a seed of question within us so that the world no longer appears as it was, and that is one of the major functions of literature: to open windows and point to balconies, so the vision differs and the call of life grows within us.