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Farewell Fountain Street
Farewell Fountain Street
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Ziya Bey hires Artvin to assist him with his business affairs and uncover his turbulent life story, but when Ziya Bey releases Artvin, he inherits a spiral of violence he cannot control.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 224 pages
Publication date: 05 July 2022
Publisher: Saqi Books
Ziya Bey, an Ottoman aristocrat, is facing the imminent end of his life with only six months left to live. Nestled in his mansion on Farewell Fountain Street, he embarks on a mission to resolve some questionable business affairs and bid farewell to the people he holds dear. To assist him in this endeavor, he hires Artvin, a disillusioned professor with a troubled past. Intrigued by the enigmatic nature of his employer's household, Artvin dedicates his days to uncovering the tumultuous life story of Ziya Bey. As they delve deeper into their pasts, a strong bond forms between the two men, bound by the revelation of dark secrets. However, when Ziya Bey unexpectedly releases Artvin from his duties, Artvin finds himself entangled in a violent spiral he cannot control.
This gripping tale unfolds through the streets of Istanbul, where the two men confront their demons and learn the truth about each other. Through their journey, they come to understand the complexities of human nature and the weight of their past decisions. However, the question remains: can either of them find peace and redemption in the face of their newfound knowledge?
Dimension: 197 x 129 x 20 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781846592164
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