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A novel about how the soul rebuilds itself-from loss, hope, and music. Zoya has always lived in two realities. In one, she's an engineer, the director of a small construction company, married to a talented musician who traded the stage for alcohol. In the other, she sings, writes poetry, and waits for a miracle. When her husband throws her out of the house and doctors diagnose her with cancer, her familiar world collapses. But at the bottom, she discovers, you don't have to just lie there. You can push off. Her guide becomes Lena-a woman who works with energy and hears what is hidden. Together, they begin writing lullabies that heal not children, but adults. Someone falls asleep without pills for the first time in five years. Someone finds the strength to leave an abuser. Someone finally forgives themselves. But music has another side. Angels come to Zoya-and so does one who calls himself Bug. The angels want her songs to save the world. Bug wants her to sell her soul for the illusion of love. The choice seems impossible-until Zoya understands that the real miracle is not finding love, but becoming it. And that hope is not something we receive from outside-it is something we grow within ourselves, one brick at a time, one note at a time, one day at a time. Waves of Hope is a story about how a person who has lost everything pieces herself back together. About how creativity can be healing, and healing can be creative. About how even in the darkest corners of the soul, there is always a door-it's just sometimes hidden behind the dust. Written at the intersection of magical realism, psychological drama, and lyrical prose, this novel is for anyone who has ever asked themselves: ""Whom do I truly love?"" ""Why can't I forgive myself?"" ""What remains when everything is taken away?""-and found answers in the most unexpected places.

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