What about?

The Angel Theorem is a story. 
It is a story of celebration, reminiscence and the sacred. 
It’s the story of a singer, her secret, her anguish and her fear. 
It’s the story of a politician, in tune with his times, who revisits the twists and turns of his life at the worst possible moment. 
It’s the story of a journalist who receives three slaps and still doesn’t bleed. 
It’s the story of a civil servant who discovers a telephone in a newsstand. 
This is the story of twenty-three corpses in an airport terminal. 
This is the story of an Armenian family who fled the genocide. 
This is the story of a Superintendent and his use of artificial intelligence. 
This is the story of a man who seeks to understand and of a mathematician who achieves it. 
It’s a novel about terrorism and Raison d’État. 
It’s a novel about wokism and islamo-leftism. 
It’s a novel about struggle, resistance and hope. 
It’s a novel about childhood and memory. 
It’s a novel about truth and transmission. 
It is a spy fiction and a romance novel. 
It is a story of France.