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"In the crowded circles of life in the big city, in a sweaty Mediterranean routine, random connections are formed, leading to passionate dramas, some of which take place in conference rooms in the glass towers, and some around the family Shabbat table within the tribal framework. The extended candle of Tamar and Uriah, for the solemn event in their home. In rich, colorful and fluent language, the author brings the fascinating story, which takes place against the background of the bustling life in contemporary Israeli society, saturated with tension and rich in edges. " - Translated from the back cover

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