Fire that does not burn

The novel "Fire That Does Not Burn" by the author Ralph Rothman. Once again, Ralph Rothman takes us on a journey of love through which he demonstrates his ability to explore the human soul in its deepest realistic forms, which tend excessively towards selfishness, so that the human being becomes only concerned with his own pleasures, and sometimes he elevates in the most beautiful images of loyalty and bearing betrayal out of love, not out of stupidity, for love forgives even betrayal sometimes. The events of the novel take place within a historical framework, representing that very prominent turning point in German history after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the unification of the country, and twenty years after that, after the events of September 11, as differences still exist, and the process of fusion between the East and West still faces several difficulties... It is a story of a three-party love in a time full of complications.