The crematoria are in full swing and clouds of ash rise in the German air to reach Italy, where a little girl will watch from her window of destiny.

• The sounds of the countryside, the love between his father and mother, the train through the olive trees, all frame an enchanted world that soon turns into hell.
• The Birone family is the nucleus around which bitter feelings revolve, which the protagonist Marina traps inside her until she inoculates her son Armando, always in search of women as beautiful as moon wheels, similar but never identical to Elear, the woman who makes him happy in his dreams.
• The stories of Marina, Guido, and many other real-life characters take place at the turn of wartime and post-war times, where poverty, injustice and ignorance fill the air.

Times that were reborn with television, with economic development, with the carousel and the first plastic. Old and new times linked by a single thread: faith in the future.

The window on destiny is a novel that whispers to life, that rekindles the passion of love, of eroticism, of the joy of existing.