The subject of the book is based on the love of a woman for Bryan Ferry. It is a love with its own philosophy and poetry. The book is of an essay type. Its heroes do not know their fate. They are transparent and thoughtful persons among concepts which are absolute, perfect and whole. It includes elements of Bryan's personality, his interviews, his photographs as material for the completion of a work where a union between poetry and music takes place in a lyrical way which is consistent with art. There is a diffusion of the coexistence of sound and emotional silence which floods a content of not-visible timetables.

Review:
This book is for anyone who wants to go on a wild, disjointed trip through an obsessed fan?s heart and mind. If you've ever been interested in Bryan Ferry, this is the book for you. But be prepared to follow the narrator as, in her own words, "I prayed for him and knelt down to the toes of his feet?"

Synopsis:
Bryan, who did not fit into his own times, invaded the times of my own quest, the precise moment of my destiny. His face, turned towards the remains of the treasures, decorated the halls of the concerts like the little nickel statues, the mirrors and water-walls in the expensive hotels. He had a little smile on his cheek and a white spot on his braceleted wrist.