After three short story collections, Marco Severo comes to the novel with a vigorous plot, which extrapolates the themes and questions already raised by the author, whether in his work as a short story writer or chronicler. The daily life and its surroundings - its ailments, its greatness, its characters full of humor, fear, tenderness, courage - nothing goes unnoticed by the author's insightful look, who observes society in its wide diversity as if it were present in every corner, and from them could extract the essentials to narrate a little bit of what we are all about.

In this novel you will meet Cacilda, a woman who was born for love - desperately. Engulfed in extreme situations since childhood, Cacilda comes to know all kinds of intricacies disguised as normal. We move from the universe of books to the streets, clandestine casinos, massage parlors, neo-Pentecostal churches - all in the midst of escapes, murders, lost and found loves, and a protagonist without reins or scruples, and ready to achieve her goals in a frantic search to get hold of the feelings that she believes have been always denied to her and that she needs to ingrain in herself.

One of the names invented for love is a story about hunting yourself - without worrying about what you will find - not even the many possible meanings that the word love can have.