Forty rules of love

Love is the water of life. Love - the fire of the soul. The whole universe starts to spin differently when fire falls into the water.

The XIII century. In a small town in Konya, the town where the West has not reached the crusaders after the sack of Constantinople, where from the East did not hordes of Genghis Khan, "a few true believers" hire an assassin nicknamed the Jackal's Head to eliminate Shams Tabrizi, a wandering dervish who preaches "the forty rules of religion of love." It is known, the more a person speaks about love, the more hate him.

These days. USA. Ella Rubinstein, working in a literary Agency receives for review a manuscript "Sweet blasphemy", which takes place in the XIII century. The novel so captures Ella, she begins to suspect that the author inexplicably inspired by the hero of the novel of Shams of Tabriz. And here is the love of the author of the book bursts into her heart, completely overturning the usual and a nice her life...