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Room 17 goes into themes of separation, memory, and familial love through the narrative of a man returning to his hometown to be with his ailing mother in her final days. The hospital room becomes the central setting for reflections on life, death, and the enduring bonds of family. The story explores unspoken words, past regrets, and the complex relationship between a son and his mother, culminating in her peaceful passing and the protagonist's contemplation of loss and love.
In contrast, The Watchmen of the Provincetown Pier presents a mystery set in Provincetown, Cape Cod. The novel follows Lieutenant David Sinclair's investigation into the death of a researcher who was working on local maritime legends and potentially uncovering environmental crimes. The narrative blends elements of crime investigation with marine mythology and ecological themes, exploring hidden truths, corruption, and the enigmatic power of the ocean. The plot involves a complex web of suspects, environmental pollution, a potential connection to a shadowy organization, and ancient secrets tied to the sea.
Both books showcase Raphaël L. Marly's diverse storytelling capabilities, moving from the intimate portrayal of personal relationships to the complex unfolding of a crime investigation. The author's desire to write, particularly Room 17, was deeply influenced by the passing of his mother, serving as a means to explore deep emotions and honor her memory.
The upcoming multilingual release signifies a significant step in bringing Raphaël L. Marly's work to a global market, allowing readers across different linguistic backgrounds to experience his unique narratives and thematic explorations.
Room 17 and The Watchmen of the Provincetown Pier will soon be available in print and digital formats at leading online bookstores.
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Raphaël L. Marly has harbored a passion for writing since his seventeenth year. The desire to tell stories was reignited by the passing of his mother, prompting him to transcribe emotions and memories and explore the complexities of human experience through his writing.
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