In a seemingly ordinary caf, a silent observer begins recording the conversations of strangers. Gradually, amidst the background murmur, three distinct and unpretentious women emergevoices made visible through their very invisibility.
Through their conversations, confessions, fears, memories, dreams, and triumphs, they reveal the hidden realities of contemporary life: misogyny, toxic relationships, manipulation, workplace bullying, and xenophobia. Yet they also reveal resilience, hope, friendship, and the courage to keep moving forward.
Told with striking honesty and transparency, their stories invite readers to recognise fragments of themselves reflected in these women and in the world around them.
Free from social pretence and emotionally impoverished conventions, this novel offers a raw and authentic portrait of human experienceone that each reader will interpret through the lens of their own life.
A book that invites reflection, bringing the caf terrace onto the therapists couch.

Hyza Wolf is the literary pseudonym of a Portuguese university professor, clinical psychologist, and psychotherapist with more than thirty years of professional experience.
The author of numerous books, therapeutic resources, and educational materials, she is passionate about human nature, personal growth, and the remarkable capacity people have to rebuild their lives in the face of adversity.
Through both her clinical work and her writing, she explores themes such as resilience, relationships, grief, hope, and transformation, inviting readers to reflect on themselves and the world around them.