Lost in Eden, the latest novel by the popular contemporary Israeli writer Eshkol Nevo, consists of three parts that at first glance are unrelated. In the short story “Road of Death,” a man who has gone through a difficult divorce, traveling through Bolivia, meets a young married couple and becomes involved in their strange relationship, which is rapidly moving towards an inevitable deadly outcome. In the short story “Family History,” an elderly doctor who recently lost his beloved wife experiences a contradictory attraction to a young intern. In the third short story, which gives the title to the entire novel, the main character’s husband, walking with her through a fruit plantation, turns onto a narrow path and disappears forever. His wife not only has to solve this mysterious disappearance, but also try to preserve what is left of her family... “Lost in Eden” by Eshkol Nevo is a novel about the mysteries and intricacies of love: between a man and a woman, between a parent and a child, between a person and what he lost forever. For the first time in Russian!