Ada'daki Ev

Loving, losing, letting go...
Nilüfer Kuyas's second novel, The House on the Island, is a heartbreaking story about the trauma of separation. Like her first novel, New Beginning, Kuyas looks at a period of political turmoil in Turkey in this book. The young woman, the heroine of the novel, is about to leave her country and rents a house on the island to spend her last few months. However, this house soon turns into a dark, scary place that shows that it will not be easy to go to it.
The House on the Island is an important work that reveals a big, beautiful but impossible dream.
"When you finally enter the house, the same feeling returns. He came and there was someone else in the room.
He was reaching out to turn on the lamp when he saw it and his brain stopped for a while to not understand what he saw.
He tried to escape from reality, hoping it was a shadow play, but it wasn't.

Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 488

Print Year: 2016


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 342

Printing Year: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Can Publications

First Edition Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 488

Language: Turkish