Lucky Norman meets a girl who loves him like no one ever has. But when he discovers that this female being is not exactly what she seems, he has already gotten caught up in the terrifying labyrinth of desire. Raw, violent, yet at the same time poetic, The Girl is an archetype of love, loss, and life.

In the story, the literary heritage of the past combines with sharp modern writing. The simple, minimalist prose, however, conceals the complex multidimensionality of the narrative. The reader is ensnared and drawn into a world where the link between appearance and reality is broken: nothing is exactly what it seems, and yet, every detail is perfectly in place. An absolute gem of a story that reveals its secret only at the end.