Siren: Roman. She-di-bio K.

Cesar does not know why he would live. The beloved woman died, and the world without her lost all meaning for him. He cannot convey anything to his little son but his longing, and therefore the boy would be better without him... Cesar surrendered, surrendered, admitted that he no longer has a place among the living. And at the very moment when he is ready to leave forever, he knocked on the door of his apartment. On the threshold is a young woman, beautiful and mysterious. A neighbor that Cesar has never seen. She has a Greek accent, she is excellently educated, and she knows how to listen. Thus begins the journey of Cesar into the life of a stranger and along the back streets of his own soul. The new novel of one of the most interesting modern writers of Christophe Tee-di-Bio is a little parable, a little philosophical novel, a story of love, the story of a father and son, the story of a search for himself in today's chaos and the orderliness of ancient Greece. The novel involuntarily calls John Faulza in memory - the trajectory of sezar searches, like the path of Hero Faulza, is determined by ancient Greek myths. This is a new interpretation of the legend of the Minotaur, and we wander through the labyrinths of our world - threatening, unpredictable, violent and yet beautiful.