Silky hands

Viola Contini, a talented 24-year-old pianist who has been blind since birth, struggles with the lack of intimacy and romantic relationships in her life. Determined to change her situation, she turns to a Swiss clinic specializing in sexuality for people with disabilities. There, she is placed under the care of Lorenzo Belli, an empathetic and professional physical therapist. Through a therapeutic process based on physical contact and sensory discovery, Viola not only learns about her own body and sensuality but also develops a deep bond with Lorenzo. Their relationship, which began in a professional setting, gradually transforms into a love based on trust and understanding. After the therapy ends and a period of separation, the two reunite, acknowledging their bond and choosing to build a future together. The novel delicately explores the themes of disability, self-discovery, and the blossoming of love.