Forty rules of love

Love is the water of life. Lovers are the fire of the soul. The whole universe begins to circle differently when the fire falls in love with the water.
XIII century. In the small town of Konya, in the town, where the crusaders did not reach the west after the plunder of Constantinople and where the Hordes of Genghis Khan did not come from the east, “several truly believers” hire the killer, nicknamed Shakalya, to eliminate Shams of Tabrizi, the wandering dervish, preaching the “forty rules of religion love . After all, it is known, the more a person speaks of love, the more he hate him ...
Our days. USA. Ella Rubinstein, working at the Literary Agency, receives the manuscript “Sweet blasphemy”, the action of which takes place in the 13th century. The novel is so capturing Ella that she begins to suspect that the author in an incomprehensible way inspired the hero of Roman Shams from Tabriz. And now love for the author of the book bursts into her heart, completely turning the familiar and so sweet life