What to do if life suddenly goes downhill? Miriam, the heroine of the novel Eat Me, is a breaker of family taboos. She once had a home, a cold but reliable husband, and a son who adored her, but all this was irrevocably lost. Cursed and rejected by her loved ones, Miriam tries to pick up the pieces of her existence. She has no one to rely on but herself. No money, no friends, no roof over your head either. Having forged documents, she takes out a loan from a bank and opens a small restaurant, calling it “My place.” And in the restaurant of Miriam, who has thrown herself headlong into her work, miracles begin to happen... As in the life of the heroine herself. * * *Agnès Desart was born in Paris, but she mastered French at school - at home they spoke Russian, Arabic and in Yiddish Today she is a brilliant translator, including Virginia Woolf, a famous writer, author of two dozen children's books, six novels, two acclaimed plays and many songs. For the book “A Trivial Secret” (1996) she was awarded the Livre-Inter Prize.