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Birmingham, 1924. In the mist-shrouded streets of the city, Finn Shelby wanders alone, burdened by the weight of his family's legacy and his own restless heart. Amid the shadows of violence, betrayal, and unspoken secrets, he encounters Rosalee Frange a woman of quiet strength, whose presence stirs emotions he has long buried.
Over a series of nights, Finn and Rosalee navigate the dangerous world of the Shelby family, confronting old rivals, hidden loyalties, and the delicate fragility of trust. In the stillness of the city, under the pale glow of street lamps and the watchful eyes of Birmingham's alleys, they find fleeting moments of connection and vulnerability.
"White Nights in Birmingham" is a psychological and emotional journey through loneliness, love, and the struggle to reconcile duty with desire. Inspired by Dostojewski's White Nights, this novel explores the quiet, aching spaces of the human heart against the backdrop of danger, intrigue, and the unforgiving streets of Birmingham.