Publisher's Synopsis
What If Love Knew No Boundaries?
After a devastating loss, all I wanted was to get away - to escape across Europe in my camper van, hoping to find solace with my cousin in Spain. But fate had other plans.
It brought me Lotta - a free-spirited hippie woman who challenged everything I thought I knew about life and love. Not long after, we met Anne, a hitchhiker who, only hours after our first encounter, attempted to slit her wrists - a silent cry for help that irrevocably bound our lives together in unexpected ways.
We found refuge in a remote commune in Wendland, among people who had embraced the ideals of the 1968 movement and still lived by them. There, I discovered a way of life that was radically different - and yet made so much more sense. What had started as an escape soon turned into a journey into a world where love knew no boundaries and relationships were redefined.
But how does one navigate a world where physical and romantic love isn't confined to two people? What if love were free from possessiveness? And what does it feel like when hearts connect without shackling one another?
Metamour: Why Two Aren't Enough by Jörn Holtz is a novel about the yearning for freedom, coping with loss, and the invisible boundaries we impose on life and love. A profound story that dares to ask: What if we could rethink life and love?
