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The Knight is a Son of a: Confessions of a Dying Romantic
Paperback
Series: Knight
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 8 2026
Pages: 388
Weight: 1.14
Height: 0.86 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
There she lies beside me in bed, unable to even begin to understand the feeling of emptiness, the muzzle of the extinguished volcano, at the bottom of which lies my soul. I have to get out of here, hide. What does she think, that I don't want to love as well? That I don't want to feel? That I haven't gotten freaking sick and tired of all this aloneness? Can't she see I want to hug now just as much as she wants to be hugged!?
THE CONFESSION
When a terminal diagnosis gives him an expiration date, the 'Knight' refuses to say goodbye from a hospital bed. This is his one final, unfiltered confession.
PRAISE
Because a guy who wants-wants. A guy who sometimes wants and sometimes doesn't want-doesn't want - Aviv gives us a real understanding of how a man's brain works. I expected the book might corrupt me and make me hate men, but what actually happened was the opposite. Highly recommended for all women!-Blogger Odelia Tzadok
A valuable roadmap for women in today's crazy dating scene! Some dialogs are pure genius, they would fit amazingly in a Tarantino movie-Goodreads
A different, audacious, irreverent, daring book that shakes your mind and kicks you in the face. The writing is insane, bordering on genius-Sara Rachmiel Book Reviews
The Knight contains philosophical and existential elements that raised questions within me about solipsism and touched me to extraordinary depths. I don't know if geva, the author of this important work, is aware of his unique talent, and to the many tiers that his writing contains-Author Doron Braunshtein
For the first time, an unfiltered glimpse into the depths of a man's mind in a way we've never seen before. I was sucked into it until the last page-Goodreads
The blunt language is a wonderful literary tool that serves the plot perfectly. I wouldn't be ashamed to say genius-Author Osnat Saban
ONE MORE GLIMPSE
Have you ever asked yourselves if you believe in love at first sight? I never asked and was never eager to find out. I was living in a world where my biggest challenges surrounded work: whether or not to call a specific girl, loving my boss, hating her, or ignoring her.
Dying to have her on the conference room table or up against the photocopier in the corridor, not capable of touching her with a guide dog - regular and mundane matters of any normal person in his twenties. It never occurred to me that I would concern myself with fateful questions, questions of life and death. I certainly didn't imagine that this would be my life or death. I most definitely didn't imagine that I would choose death. But if I hadn't been preoccupied with choosing the preferable way of dying, it seems I would never have known if there is such a thing as love at first sight or not. Were it not for the intervention of the God of Fates himself, I would have been just another guy who had never felt anything in his life, who never experienced the most enchanted moment of all. Suddenly, every refusal of hers is interpreted as a nod. Every receding step seems like lips drawing closer for a kiss. There blows the Goddess of Love and Emotion, and a fix of her hair makes your heart skip a beat. A fraction of a smile is everything you could ever wish for. And so, when you allow this wandering spirit in front of you to acknowledge that this very moment the moon is shining down on the most beautiful evening of her life, you suddenly understand that all the rejections in your life so far have been nothing but pleading smiles, that knew deep down in their hearts that your love wasn't meant for them, but for her alone. One thing is certain, no matter how much you will be told otherwise; behind every common womanizer stands a woman who has ripped his heart apart.Also from
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