Being free is not a destination, but a daily choice. The Price of Freedom is a choral and intense novel, where each character crosses inner thresholds, distant cities, and unspoken truths. Angelica, Veronica, Pierre, Jessica, John, and Betty move between New York, London, and Paris, seeking the deeper meaning of freedom — the freedom to choose, to love, to understand.

Each day is a small life. Amid unexpected phone calls, returns, fractures, and revelations, the story unfolds like an emotional calendar — where every chapter is a threshold, and every dialogue a step toward awareness. Time transforms, but freedom remains the invisible thread that holds together choices, distances, and encounters.

To understand freedom. To love within freedom. To grasp its cost. Catherine Ludowik delivers a lucid and ritual work, where narration becomes gesture, and gesture becomes threshold. A book for those who read time as story, and freedom as vocation.