Letter to a Perfect Unknown

De: Kempes Astolfi

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Six wandering souls, their paths intertwined through a mysterious exchange of letters, a secretive project that will alter the course of their lives within a single, hectic day.

Each individual, whether sender or recipient, finds themselves caught in a whirlwind of hours filled with intersecting destinies, palpable emotions, pursued dreams, caressed hopes, burning ambitions, desperate escapes, and unexpected redemptions. This is a choral novel, where the stage is shared equally, and the true star is a letter, coveted by those who hope to receive it and a source of inspiration for those burning to write it.

Behind the scenes of these special deliveries are hidden words, concealed actions, enigmatic smiles.
What can happen when the paths of seven strangers intersect by sheer coincidence? Are coincidences really just that, or do they hide a greater intent? How do they unfold and what forms can they take?

Everything originates from an initiative called "Letter to a Perfect Stranger," which has been taking place every October second for years and involves our protagonists in a game of anonymity and mystery.

To participate means to write an anonymous letter, without a sender or recipient, and then venture out to mail it, almost acting as the messenger of one's own fate, delivering dreams and regrets to an unknown recipient. This simple yet meaningful act will pull the participants into a network of new friendships, passionate searches, and surprising twists of fate. Their words and actions will carry them far beyond what they could have imagined at the moment they put pen to paper.

In a play of chance and choice, this novel explores the power of words and the ability of a simple piece of paper to transform lives.

From acclaimed Italian author Kempes Astolfi, a universal tale set in beloved old Italy, featuring letters as central elements, mysteries, and entanglements. Grab your copy today and immerse yourself in the ambiance of "Letter to a Perfect Stranger."