Sex hunters, love gatherers

A remarkable debut novel on a topical theme resonating in society. The man called the Turk represents the typical prototype of the eternal woman hunter, satisfying their ego and sexual needs, artist, who doesn't want to be tied down, a resourceful manipulator, changing partners with the ease of a T-shirt change. A young woman named Petra, the usual love seeker, gets caught in a relationship trap, and to meet the demands of her boyfriend, he finds himself in the midst of the disgusting practices of a manipulative sectarian group hiding under the label of purification spiritual exercises, and the Guru of this group has made a profitable business out of satisfying his own sexual needs, whose gears are hard to escape. The main storyline is complemented by the love peripeties of the other members of the group whose lives intertwine, fall in love and then leave due to misunderstanding or infidelity. The author reveals the full range of possible forms of interpersonal relationships, the different faces of life expectations, the combination of loving empathy and character differences, while at the same time pointing out the dangers of manipulation and crossing the boundaries of tolerance in various life situations. It shows a strong talent for fiction, dialogue construction and penetrations into the psychology of human behaviour.