Avé Maria is a powerful autobiographical story that traces the life of Maria Lucia Mosko, a Brazilian woman who travels across the world in pursuit of love, only to find hardship and tragedy in Tunisia. Written by her son, Ramzi Agoun, the book tells the story of a mother's strength, sacrifice, and descent into mental illness, paralleled with Ramzi's own chaotic youth marked by violence, poverty, rebellion, and moments of beauty and hope. This is a confession and a tribute-a journey through personal and familial hell, filled with unforgettable characters, emotional highs and lows, and reflections on destiny, love, and survival. It is a story about the scars of the past, the fight for a better future, and a son's undying love for his mother.