This story is based on a real military conflict in June 2025. Through the perspective of a family of Iranian mechanical engineers, it presents the devastating toll of war on ordinary people. From the night of the air raid to the border escape, from the loss of a child to the decision of life and death, the twelve days of blood and fire show that when the missile takes off, the first thing to be destroyed is always the window lattice of civilians and the breath of children.
Reader comments
The description is too real and the sense of immersion is too strong. To be honest, I felt out of breath after reading a few chapters. The first book to look at war from a civilian perspective. Although it is a good book, the text is too sharp and it takes a long time to read a chapter.
It looks like I have experienced it myself! I have never experienced the novel genre before! Come on, author!
The description is too real and the sense of immersion is too strong. To be honest, I felt out of breath after reading a few chapters. The first book to look at war from a civilian perspective. Although it is a good book, the text is too sharp and it takes a long time to read a chapter.
It looks like I have experienced it myself! I have never experienced the novel genre before! Come on, author!