by Emily Barr · Salamandra Infantil y Juvenil · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788416555062
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In this thrilling story, Emily Barr immerses us in the life of Ella Black, a young woman who struggles to discover her true identity and free herself from the ties that limit her. Under an appearance of normality, Ella hides a dark side that drives her to act destructively. However, her biggest secret lies in an unexpected trip to Brazil, where she discovers that her life is based on a lie. Determined to find the truth, Ella embarks on a desperate search that takes her to the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, where she must face the truths and lies that make up her being. A fast-paced story that explores the complexity of identity and the struggle for self-acceptance.
Emily Venie Barr is a British travel writer and novelist. She debuted with the novel Backpack in 2001. In addition to travel fiction, she has also written young adult novels and a horror. In 1994 Emily was also at the centre of a scandal where she was romantically involved with married Tory MP Mr Hartley Booth, which resulted in Mr Hartley Booth's resignation.
