Chance and Dance
The story of those who find their way, not those who get lost in the psychological labyrinth of their own life
Every person, at some point, stands at the door of their own inner labyrinth. “Chance and Dance” tells the story not of getting lost, but of finding one’s path. Beyond love and loss, the true confrontation is with one’s own self.
The hero of the novel faces echoes of the past in the narrow corridors of their mind, the stubborn silences of memory, and the ceaselessly whispering obligations of life. Their enemy is not a tangible figure, but the shadows of memory, the rush imposed by society, and the traps people set for themselves.
In this story, the compass is silence. In a world woven with noise, finding calm is the only way to reach one’s true rhythm. “Chance” is not the name of coincidences, but of awareness. “Dance” is the soul remembering its own steps against the lost rhythms of the crowd.
If silence is forgotten, so is the person. But those who find silence step onto their own stage and begin their own dance.
“Sometimes, you can rediscover your direction at the edge of a single sentence.”
“Everyone has a dance within themselves; it’s important to know with whom and for what to dance.”
“Chance and Dance” is not just a novel; it is an inner journey that calls the reader to discover their own silence. Between the lines lie foggy mirrors, sudden doors, and unexpected turns. It is an invitation for anyone tired of ordinary endings, seeking new steps in the depths of their soul.
