Cada color d'un riu

Synopsis of Cada color d'un riu

In 'Cada color d'un riu', Manel de la Rosa introduces us to Àlex and Minkara, two solitary children united by a special bond, who are separated by a traumatic event that marks the end of their childhood. Ten years later, Àlex has become someone who lives on the fringes of emotions, until he meets Sigurd, a peculiar Dane, and Xènia, a resolute and unpredictable girl. When Minkara reappears, they try to resume their relationship, now as adults, and Àlex recovers sensations he thought were lost. However, Minkara is consumed by an old and dangerous obsession that threatens to destroy them. This novel explores the drive that separates the abyss of salvation and the love of death, with the unstoppable river of life as a backdrop.