The time of daisies

Hakan Bülow

Softcover with flap, 268 pages

About eternal love and its immortality, about humility and forgiveness – and about the power of nature

Mona didn't understand how much she had touched Gunnar at their first meeting, where she had stood with the priest's collar in her hand. She was a hidden memory that had been hidden within him. Now it was awakened and reminded him of another time. Their love flared up, but they couldn't understand why. Was the explanation found in the events that took place in the countryside in the 17th century?

Together with Helge, who died thirty years ago, you will join us on a journey with humor, a little seriousness and strong emotional experiences.

Quote from the book:

– I think there's someone here, a ghost? When I got to the woodshed, the door opened. The wind, I thought, but when I went out, the door closed and there was no wind at all.

Gunnar was setting the table and had just placed the third cup and plate.

– Who are you waiting for, Gunnar? Mona turned around anxiously.

– I'm not waiting for anyone, he's already here.

Mona shivered because she thought Gunnar's voice sounded like something out of a horror movie. She asked:

– Who do you mean?

– The one who helps and opens doors for you, he likes you.

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