Introducing "Helping Hands: A Story of Good Intentions and Self-Deception"

Step into the captivating world of "Helping Hands: A Story of Good Intentions and Self-Deception", a virtuosic novel that delves deep into the complexities of human compassion and the blurry lines between altruism and complicity. Written by the masterful storyteller Nora Bossong, this gripping tale follows the journey of Mira, a dedicated humanitarian who finds herself at the crossroads of her own beliefs and actions.

A Dual Life of Service and Diplomacy

Mira's life revolves around her work for the United Nations, where she tirelessly writes reports on crises around the world during the day and mediates between warring factions in the evenings. As she is stationed in Geneva, a chance encounter at a reception brings Milan back into her life – a person who profoundly impacted her during a difficult time in her childhood. The memories of their brief connection resurface, and Mira is surprised by Milan's uncertain response to her persistent attempts to reconnect.

Questioning Self-Image and the Burden of Guilt

In the midst of her personal struggles, Mira's integrity is called into question due to her involvement in the Burundi genocide. As doubts about her own actions arise, her self-image begins to crumble. Bossong expertly explores the moral dilemma of intervening in the lives of others while striving to remain untainted by complicity, even with the purest intentions in mind.

A Masterpiece of Writing and Narrative Construction

Get ready to be transported into a meticulously crafted world of profound introspection and emotional depth. Bossong's beautiful prose and skillful storytelling will keep you enthralled from the very first page until the final sentence. "Helping Hands: A Story of Good Intentions and Self-Deception" compels readers to reflect on their own motivations and confront the complexities of our desire to help others.

Don't miss your chance to experience the power of "Helping Hands" – a thought-provoking novel that challenges our understanding of human compassion.