A whole night, from dusk till dawn. A mother and a daughter, a deep and tender conversation, with laughter and tears, with love and pain, with despair and hope, with truths... like life itself. What do they say, two travelers with different starting points and different destinations, who nevertheless meet at the same stations of life? How do they bridge the gap that separates them, what do they learn about the world that gave birth and raised each of them, how do they walk through life united yet independent?

Elisavet Barbalio weaves a thread full of memories, wounds, dreams, and fears, invisibly and inseparably connecting three generations, the mother and the daughter, but also the grandmother who has "departed" but has left her indelible imprint on the lives and souls of her descendants. In this dialogue, the author draws on personal experiences, while creating echoes from the valuable and meaningful sessions that emerged from her long clinical experience as a family therapist, in order to stimulate thought, communication, and mutual understanding, which can lead to redemption, to the healing of an entire society - and possibly succeed in turning trauma into a miracle. Equipped with her scientific tool, her daring gaze, and her sensitivity, she sheds light on aspects of modern life that concern the family, education, climate change, war, violence, crisis of values, relationships between the two genders, the needs of the youth, as well as their anxieties.

A book about a world in crisis, about two confronting generations, who assign blame but also seek each other's hand, because that is the only way to move forward. Reconciled.