Centuries of Love is a sweeping literary journey across time, memory, and silence. In the 19th century, Leyla Al-Rumi, a gifted Ottoman poet, writes words too bold for her era—only to see them erased from history. In the present day, Elif Leylazade, a determined historian, stumbles upon fragments of Leyla's life hidden in archives, letters, and whispered family stories.

What begins as a search for a forgotten poet becomes a journey of personal transformation. As Elif pieces together Leyla's voice, she discovers echoes of her own identity, love, and resilience.

Told through a dual-timeline narrative, this novel blends historical fiction with a lyrical exploration of women's voices lost to time. It celebrates imperfect fragments, unfinished pages, and the power of carrying a story forward. Centuries of Love is not just about restoring the past—it's about resurrecting it, and beginning again.

For readers who love richly layered narratives, strong female protagonists, and historical mysteries that transcend time, this is an unforgettable tale of love, resistance, and the enduring strength of the human spirit.