Suicide in the library

Author's name: Flor David

Pioneering novelist Elena Oding commits a spectacular suicide. Her suicide is attributed to the harsh literary criticism directed at her by the literary critic Eben, a member of a literary association that criticizes and seeks to destroy famous female authors. However, the deceased novelist's two daughters decide to grant Eben the right to write their mother's biography, but it seems their decision is not innocent. Suddenly, events unfold, and what seemed to be a well-thought-out plan for revenge turns into a raging mess, and big questions become legitimate. Did Elena really commit suicide because she was subjected to harsh literary criticism, or was there another reason? Was the accused critic criticizing her out of love or hate? And why did Elena's daughters choose the accused to write their mother's biography?