Room Number Ninety-Seven

About this book

Can one room condense the disappointments of an entire lifetime? In the novel 'Room Number Ninety-Seven,' we step behind closed doors to confront feelings in their utmost manifestations: love when it turns into a prison, and apology when it comes too late to heal deep wounds. The tale begins with 'Suli's' broken heart as she leaves 'Gemini's' room carrying harsh words like barbers' codes, words that not only scratched her dignity but split her soul to pieces. In that moment she decides to leave, she realizes that escaping people does not necessarily mean escaping their memories, which cling to the skin like a tattoo that will not fade. And while Suli tries to gather her fragments with the help of 'Jackson,' the threads of another story no less painful emerge: the story of 'Violet,' who awakens in that same ominous room—number 97—to find herself facing a dark past that violated her innocence, and a memory that refuses to return except to scatter salt on old wounds. The novel is not merely a narration of romantic relationships but a psychological journey into the depths of the soul.