The Story of the Lost Girl

"The breathtaking last book of the series reinforces the literary value of Ferrante's masterpiece, 'Naples Novels'."
-Publishers Weekly-

The Story of the Lost Girl is the fourth and last book of the epic "Naples Novels", which tells about two extraordinary women, the writer Lenu and the passionate Lila. In this novel, two women are in their maturity period with their husbands, lovers and children... They both return to Naples, reunite with each other and support each other. And they do not give up and continue to survive, live as they know, and continue to fight against prohibitions and conformism.

Leaving her husband and her life in Florence behind, Lenu literally defies taboos and moves to Naples with her lover. After all, he has achieved the difficult task and has now gained a place in society as a famous writer. Even though Lila becomes prosperous with her intelligence and entrepreneurship, she cannot save herself from the city where she was born and raised. His success brings him face to face with the nepotism, chauvinism, machismo and violence that permeate the veins of the world he lives in. His falling into this world, which he rejected under all circumstances, only serves to reveal his hidden leader spirit. Because Lila is not someone who will stop, get wise, or bow down...

The "Naples Novels", which tell an extraordinary story that readers will return to again and again and discover something new every time, and which will soon be made into a TV series, have attracted millions of readers all over the world. continues to impress deeply.

"It has a sensory power and impact that destroys people."
-Catherine Taylor, The Literary Review-

"It creates downright addiction with its long, detailed and masterful storytelling..." < br>-Sonali Deraniyagala, O, The Oprah Magazine-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 512

Print Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

Cover Design : Beste Doğan
Prepared for Publication : Cem Alpan
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First Printing Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 512

Language: Turkish