by Casilda Sánchez Varela · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467055160
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Cora Moret and Chino Montenegro meet in the sixties on a train to Cádiz. Both young, intelligent, and skeptical, they don't fit into their surroundings. He dreams of being a writer, while she, born in Morocco, questions everything. Despite their differences, they recognize each other as equals. Their story extends over the years, marked by intermittencies and surprises. Chino becomes a renowned writer thanks to his work 'Los muertos felices', where he conceives infatuation as an illness. This book will change the perception of love and their own lives. Alicia, a young idealist and solitary woman, becomes obsessed with Cora and reconstructs their romance, discovering an unexpected ending. Casilda Sánchez Varela has created a captivating novel, full of emotions and set in evocative settings, that will not leave the reader indifferent.
