Labkhand-i zanān: Persian 1398

A young restaurant owner in Paris, Averelle Berdin, in the midst of a depression caused by a breakdown, discovers an astonishing novel in a quaint bookstore. So that after reading the book one night, he realizes that this book has saved his life. He is eager to meet his author more than anything. Averely's attempts to connect with the charming but shy English writer are blocked by a French publisher who reluctantly pursues Averely's letter. But Everly does not give up. One day, he finds an answer from the author of the book in his mailbox, but the encounter that finally takes place is completely different from what he had imagined. . . . Nicola Barrow, the author of the book Smile of Women, has created a novel full of details and various characters. He named this novel as his tribute to the city full of light and sound, Paris