All my days are a goodbye

A young woman fighting for her personal freedom in the 1920s. She dreams of love and is deceived into thinking that she found him in the person of a Persian, who becomes her husband. He crosses Europe and Asia to live with him in his native Persia. He knows the fury of revolutionary Russia, before being locked up in a golden prison in a medieval palace One night she escapes, taking the road back, having as her only treasure her one-year-old son … This was the fate, the real one, of Louise Rose, the English descendant of the Duke of Edinburgh and the French diva Marie Rose. He was born into an artist family and married, as soon as he was a teenager, an Iranian intellectual who met him in Offenbach’s Paris.
But as soon as the young couple arrived in Taurus, the passion turned out to be hell. To escape the misery, Louise will need to embark on a new tour through Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. Her only support is the wild will to rebuild her life … Half a century later, the lot will fall on her granddaughter – who in turn was forced to leave Iran for France – to reconstruct Louise’s troubled odyssey.