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V had always thought that his life was a docile flow of foreseeable moments, but after his father’s sudden death he realises that instead it is a wild horse, running freely on its own terms. In the week following Mr Kushner’s death, V and his family must face the bitter consequences of their own actions. With every sin they commit, their dignity, self-respect and family bonds take another blow. V has nothing left to hold on to but his hope – but even that seems to be slipping through his fingers…

Kurt Erkan’s quest is to walk the narrow streets of the human soul. He explores our triumphs and our weaknesses, our fearless leaps and our hesitations, our attempts to become better people and our submissions to darker desires – and how every choice we make can change the paths of those around us. He is fascinated by the inner compass we all have, and how its needle can swing toward the ultimate truth when it is fed by hope. Kurt Erkan believes that the best way to explore the inner world is by writing – namely via prose and poetry. The information discovered and riddles solved in these realms must be shared with other people who are on the same quest. Kurt holds a BS degree in civil engineering and lives in Berlin, Germany, with his wife.