Pre-sale! 200 copies signed by the author | Release date: January 16.

A twenty-year-old girl is driving home. She kills a man.

"Taina," Neta-Li Mashiach's poetic book, describes in fragments, in condensed and measured fragments of memory, the aftermath of a traumatic accident.

Neta-Li Mashiach's words allow for a deep look at the wound of transience, from which also stems an eternal connection between the perpetrator and the victim. In gripping writing, she stretches and unfolds the accident that lasted only one second, across dozens of layers.

The book consists of five chapters and describes different periods in Neta-Li Mashiach's life. It touches on loss, childhood, the complexity of love, death, God, and forgiveness.

The process of writing the book allowed connections between the fragments of the trauma, giving words to what could not be told.

From Neta-Li's therapeutic and personal experience, writing serves as a healing tool, and she hopes that reading the book will provide words for anyone who needs them.