In Shahla Ujayli's compelling novel, a Syrian ophthalmologist living in exile grapples with the fragmented memories of her homeland. The narrative weaves together personal history with the broader tragedy of her country, exploring themes of displacement, loss, and the elusive nature of truth. Through the central metaphor of the 'Eye of the Cat' gemstone, the story delves into how we see our past and construct our identities amidst chaos and distance, creating a poignant reflection on memory's power to both haunt and heal.