In the tiny village of Maran, nestled high in the Armenian mountains, the close-knit community leads a life steeped in stories and legends. They confront daily challenges with a spirit of solidarity. The tale begins as Anatolia Sevoyants, after years of hardship, prepares for her anticipated departure. However, fate has unexpected plans, altering the course of her life and those around her. The novel delves into themes of love, hope, and the strength of human connections in the face of adversity.
Narine Abgaryan is a Russian writer of Armenian origin, born on January 14, 1971, in Berd, Armenia. She began her literary career as a blogger before transitioning to novel writing. Her notable works include "Manyunya" and "Three Apples Fell from the Sky." She has received prestigious literary awards, including the Yasnaya Polyana Award in 2016. Currently, she resides in Moscow with her family.
