PROMISE TO DRINK COFFEE IN THE MORNING

In a world where pain and hope intertwine in the corridors of hospitals, an unexpected bond is born. Małgorzata and Adam, connected by concern for their loved ones, meet in a place where every breath is a struggle. Their daily meetings over bitter coffee become a space for confessions and planning desperate attempts to save those they love. In the face of dwindling time, can one still find solace and hope for a better tomorrow?

• A moving story about the power of human bonds in the most difficult moments
• An inspiring story about the search for hope in the face of hopelessness
• A touching account of love, sacrifice, and courage
• A realistic portrayal of life in a nursing home
• A deep reflection on the meaning of life and the value of relationships
• A novel that encourages reflection on one's own life and choices
• Ideal reading for people seeking emotion and inspiration

Promise to Drink Coffee in the Morning is a poignant story about two people whose fates intertwine in an unexpected way. Małgorzata, a faithful wife, visits her husband every day, who has become a shadow of himself after a stroke. Adam, a devoted husband, spends hours by his wife's side, whose body is succumbing to illness. Their meetings in the hospital café, over a cup of bitter coffee, become moments of respite and a space to share their worries and hopes.

Together, they devise desperate, unusual attempts to save their loved ones, and in the meantime, they strengthen a bond they did not expect. Their relationship becomes a source of strength and solace for them in difficult times. Will their efforts bring the desired results? Will they be able to save those they love? Or will they find something more in all of this – a chance for a new life and love?

Natasza Socha, the author of the book, is a writer, columnist, and journalist, known for her moving stories about women and for women. Her books are characterized by truth, warmth, a mixture of black humor, emotion, and reflection. Socha is a graduate of journalism and political science at UAM. She lives in Germany and writes mainly about the strength of women, their weaknesses, and that there is always a tomorrow. Her crime novels are also very popular.

The novel Promise to Drink Coffee in the Morning is a story about the fact that even the most broken wings can still be glued together. It is a story about hope, love, and the power of human bonds that will touch the heart of every reader. An ideal book for people seeking emotion, inspiration, and deep reflections on life.