Khānah-ī dar intihā-yi Hup'istrīt: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

A House at the End of Hope Street is a seductive and mischievous time about female hope and wisdom. Alba, the youngest Ph.D. student at Cambridge University, suffering from the worst event of her life, finds herself in front of a house at the end of Hope Street without knowing where she is. A beautiful old woman named Becky invites him to stay at her house on one condition. He can only stay there for ninety-nine nights and no more to make his life in order. Alba soon finds out that the Hope Street house is not an ordinary house, it is a magical house where unforgettable figures such as Virginia Woolf, Dorothy Parker, and Agatha Christie once lived in the height of despair. With the help of the former residents of the Hope Street house, Alba begins to piece together the pieces of her life and embarks on a path to perhaps save her life. Menaun Prague is the author of this novel, born in Cambridge and studied history at Oxford University, and writes works in the style of magical realism. In the time of the house at the end of Hope Street, he confronts the readers with a unique and unexpected atmosphere of recovering all the things that have been lost.