Abstract of the book "The sins of our hands"

He would have wanted a different life. She would have wished she had never met him. He wanted a family; her face was the only familiar thing he would think about for the rest of his life. But the two of them had to learn something from each other. He had to learn to feel empathy. She... that her empathy wasn't enough to "save" a murderer and a criminal. But that will be what entangles her in this mess. She will finally discover the violent nature of Aion Samaras. And he will know how far she can go with all her lies. Chaos and order. Darkness and light. Crime and justice. Can they exist in the same world? Of course they can. After all, one doesn't exist without the other. That's clear, but... which side are you on?