Bye-Ways is a novel that delves into the intricacies of human relationships and the tension between public personas and personal desires. The story follows a newlywed couple as they journey through Morocco, where fame, identity, and obsession intertwine. The husband's protective nature and fixation on his wife's celebrity clash with her longing for independence and freedom. As the couple's honeymoon unfolds, a series of unsettling events reveal the complexity of the wife's character, especially her connection to a mysterious figure that mirrors her own theatrical traits. This exploration delves into how the external pressures of fame shape one's identity, and the unsettling forces that pull at the fabric of personal desires. The novel also enhances the interaction between art, life, and the exotic surroundings, highlighting how environments can influence individuals' behaviors and decisions. At its core, the story unravels the psychological and emotional complexities that arise in the pursuit of self-discovery and the impact of fame on personal relationships.