Echo bird

Strangers we meet. But behind our faces, untouched by familiarity, a secret thread binds our lives, flowing between us like a mysterious current. A rope that tightens its terrifying grip around our necks. The past doesn't leave like a deeply buried guest. There's still an echo that draws us toward the other, guiding our steps, pushing us toward inescapable purchases. Umayya, the protagonist of this novel, is caught in a trap—or is it a trap?—a Shakespearean voice, its typewriter, awakens his worst and sweetest qualities. It pursues him, traps him in the "Lake" box, and throws him into the most extreme realms of human emotion: love and murder... life. In an ambiguous space between dream and reality, where mirrors are deceitful and the small family unit is confined, Umayya lives. There he loves. There for a time. He investigates his past and gathers what is not his future. There is his destiny. A shared experience.