A paradise full of snakes and tables drenched in lies. Most people see fear as a weakness. It can be. It has to be. If I am to be effective, I have to put fear in other people. Or something a little more... permanent. I know that its not right, but I have to be ruthless. Because this is The River.

Efil met with psychological and physical violence at a young age. He couldn't tell anyone because she was afraid of the sexual violence she was subjected to for years. Failure was like a god to him, but he was still struggling to survive. Years later, the health problem he faced changed his life... He didn't tell anyone about it because he was afraid of the prejudices of the people around his and his family. He was struggling and now he was stronger. Failure was no longer godlike, perhaps, but it stood before him like a mighty enemy. I begin to tell a true and striking story. If this is too much for you, never read this book. Open it and you'll find a little boy with frayed wings