'He did us all an honour by electing to use, and transform, our language' Anthony Burgess 'Look at the harlequins ... Play! Invent the world! Invent reality'. This is the childhood advice given by an aunt to Russian born writer Vadim Vadimovich, who emigrates to England, then Paris, then Germany and then the US, and, now dying, reconstructs his past. He remembers Iris his first wife, Annette his long-necked typist and Bel his daughter, as well as his own bizarre 'numerical nimbus syndrome'.

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Phedra returns home to Greece after four years, only to announce her family she is leaving again. The truth is she never belonged there, she always felt like the black sheep of the family. Now a published writer, she didn't need their money or influence anymore. For the first time she was free to follow her dreams. Things change though, when she crushes into her childhood love, Paris, a guy she met as a teenage girl and hadn't seen in many years. And even though she tries to avoid it, her feelings for her first love are still very much alive. Can love conquer all, or is ambition the most powerful force in this world. A grandmother with Alzheimer's, a powerful but controlling father, a distant sister and an unforgiving family, alongside with the Harlequin she is reading are some of the things she will have to face on her journey back home.

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