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September – Rauf Mehmet – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-187059-1

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Suad and Sureyya have been married for five years. Their life seems calm and measured, but one day the summer heat pushes them from their stuffy city mansion to the waters of the Golden Horn. To make her husband happy, Suad borrows money from her father and rents a villa on the coast, where Sureyya can go to sea every day, and she can lead a quiet home life filled with cares, music, and anticipation.
It is there, amid summer strolls, sea light, and the evening sounds of the piano, that Necip, Sureyya's cousin, increasingly appears in their home. Disillusioned with love, accustomed to seeing only frivolity and pretense in women, he unexpectedly discovers a different world in Suad: selflessness, spiritual subtlety, loyalty, a beauty that needs no words. Gradually, admiration develops into a feeling that has no place in their lives.

Suad and Necip face an impossible choice: to uphold their duty or to recognize the power of the heart. Their love doesn't seek scandal, doesn't demand betrayal, doesn't risk flight—it lives in music, glances, silence, and the painful awareness of its own forbiddenness. But a feeling destined never to be spoken aloud grows stronger the more hopeless it seems.
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