WHAT WOULD YOU SAVE FROM A FIRE?
This is the question which four solitary souls put to themselves when they meet by chance in the Cafe Turner, the only bar open in a coastal town in midwinter.
Imagine that your house is ablaze and you only have time to save one thing that for you means everything that makes life worth living.
This conversation, which begins with a game, will have consequences that are totally unforeseen, interlinking the destinies of the the four, who will end up finding new meaning to their lives.
A revealing story about the invisible threads of friendship and love for finding the light at the end of the tunnel.
Journalist specialising in psychology and spirituality, also in music and sherpa literature, his novel “Love in Miniature” has been translated into 23 languages, including an edition this year by Penguin USA. His essay “Ikigai”, about the secrets of the japanese cemeteries, written together with Hector Garcia, has already surpassed 30 translations, sparking off an international phenomenon.
Fruit of the learning undertaken after a deep depression, his last novel A Ray of Hope does justice to its name and shows, through four unforgettable personalities, the paths of light in the middle of the darkness.
