Toxic relationships always have only others? But what if you are suddenly affected yourself? When the butterflies in your stomach turn out to be moths and the beautiful first few weeks are nothing more than a memory to cling to? When the dream type mutates into an asshole, the exciting sex into an experience of fear, the flattering jealousy into obsession and manipulation? In her novel, Ines Anioli tells the story of the fictional character Emma, who gets deeper and deeper into such a relationship and hardly notices how her love takes an unhealthy turn. Up close and direct, she traces the course of events in all ups and downs, without losing her sense of humour. Moths in the Belly is a drastic, explicit and sometimes hilarious story about love and self-loss, dependence and self-discovery. New product