Not a stray bullet

"That is not a stray bullet that killed Bella" a novel centered around and surrounding Aleppo at the end of the First World War, where many minorities from the countries invaded by the Great Socialist Revolution flocked to it, drawing a Syrian outline through "the strangers" who arrived there at the beginning of the twentieth century: - Shamsi Mirza Agha: the Circassian, the lover who wanted to change everything. - Bella Biktash: the Azerbaijani, the silent enchanting one. - Taimur Mirza: the handsome one, loved by all women, but he offered a bouquet of roses to only one woman. - Sisi Papayan: the Armenian with the funny black braids... and others. All of them were carried by wars to leave their homelands, change their languages, and live in their memories. Some lost their hearing, others lost their minds. How do all these meet in Aleppo and Damascus to live in peace? In complicated relationships? In silent love? In palaces and lavish wealth or in extreme poverty?