A woman elsewhere

Publisher:‎Dafaf Publications‎Number of pages:‎192‎‎The author chose in her novel to challenge death with love, so she diminished the value of the mortal body, and made the greatest value belong to the soul, so the body was to her only the vessel that contains her. And when the souls left the bodies they inhabited in that distant time, they returned in another time, to inhabit other bodies similar to them and fitting them, so the souls of the past from France in 1887, represented by "Agat" and her painter lover "Evano," blended with the present souls residing in Beirut in 2014, represented by "Lana" and her theatrical lover "Jad"... And all of this through a dream that began to visit Lana in her sleep after her return from Paris, and the confusion she fell into after her visit to that old Parisian neighborhood, which she felt she was familiar with: "I felt that I knew the awakenings, sleep, screams, and groans of this neighborhood as if I was born in its high ceilings and grew up in the scent of its flowers," and when this dream troubled her days, she began to search for the truth, seeking certainty that was lost inside her and inside her beloved Jad.