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Farai is a young woman who sings, dreams, and is overjoyed when she falls in love-just like everyone else. She thinks misfortune only befalls others, but she's wrong. Real life is nothing like fairy tales. When Farai realizes she's lost control of her life and begins to grasp what's happening around her, it takes her years to finally decide to change. But she's surprised to find that the world is no longer the same, that everything has changed. "e;Alone"e; is a novel about a woman's struggle to reclaim herself after losing her identity, being torn apart, and becoming invisible. Throughout, Zeynep Kecar brilliantly shows us how similar women and homelands are in reality. "e;One becomes immersed in a strange arrogance, even though life unfolds before them with its endless choices as a vast, boundless unknown. In reality, it's not arrogance, but ignorance. It's ignorance of the possibility that bad things can happen to you. No, it's not that either."e; This means the idea exists, but it doesn't occur to you. It's not like that. The thing is, this idea simply doesn't arise within you, because you blindly trust in your immunity. Yet you see what happens; some people get cancer, some have their countries collapse around them, some lose their loved ones to death, but this only happens to the unfortunate. It always happens to other people. As for you, you will never age; you will remain protected inside a magic lamp, forever young and undefeated.