MEDIAPRINT TOMORROW WE WILL BE BETTER

A twenty-eight-year-old single mother, Kandisë Luradur, shocked by the recent death of her father, leads a lukewarm life. One rainy winter evening in Paris, she witnesses a traffic accident. A woman fell and was seriously injured. Shocked, Kandissa helps him, then goes to the hospital. Little by little, a friendship is born between the two women. Until the day Dominika asks Candice to go to her house to get some personal belongings. From that moment on, everything will change... Why does Kandissa want to mess around in the privacy of an existence she ultimately knows nothing about? And who is Dominike Markizani, elegant in her fifties, so lonely and enigmatic? "Tomorrow we will be better" traces the journey of a fragile woman towards self-acceptance, towards her freedom. The book also echoes the last words of writer Emile Zola, the traveler in this story

Age group: over 18 years old.