The Green Square of the Lisbon Book Fair was filled with the presentation of Eugénia Kraft, a romance that according to the author, Fr.  Nuno Tovar de Lemos, sj, talks about "a man who wants to start over, with fundamental questions - meaning, surrender, love, faith, history, God and the possibility of starting over".

Nuno Tovar de Lemos, sj also said that it is "a book accessible to any reader, with different levels of reading".

During the session, Gonçalo Sarávia, who was responsible for the presentation of the book, said that "Fr. Nuno 'left the ambo' and came to meet our concrete reality, illuminating it through the Gospel".

It is "a book that speaks of us and about us, with delicacy and respect, of those who step on sacred ground", said Gonçalo Sarávia, pointing out that "the decision to dive and enter into oneself is up to the reader".

The book is published by Frente e Verso, a Jesuit editorial that has as its objective the publication of works that help to enrich the debate in the public space and to understand the role of Christianity in the cultural configuration of the West, as well as works that favor the intelligence of the Christian faith.