

A young, successful writer, Ana Nakashidze, suddenly loses her memory. Investigations confirm that her amnesia has no physiological basis. Her husband, an investigator, and a psychotherapist suspect that she is not ill. This strange story gradually escalates, extends beyond the borders of the country, and becomes the catalyst for a major upheaval that will continue until the entire world unites to uncover the truth.
The short novel Anna's Moment is, on one hand, the voice of the third world—often unheard and ignored by modern, highly developed countries. On the other hand, it serves as an answer to what can become the root cause of violence and terrorism.