Summer is coming and new readings are projected on the horizon as the perfect complement to an entertaining but also liberating break from the overload of our routines.
Megan maxwell he offers to quench our reading thirst with a novel that is quite out of its usual plots with clearly romantic and even erotic overtones, as is the case with his previous novel I am eric zimmerman.
What happens in this novel has more to do with sentimental and emotional aspects from the empathy of singularity.
Because Sharon discovers that her life is not as simple a structure as it appeared. Upon the death of her father, the great Branon Sivon, her only daughter must take over the reins of the great New York law firm that her father had run for years ...
And there the problem arises. What if his father was not really his father?
An old photograph of her earliest childhood with another girl who looks like her spitting image, some periodic transfers from the date of her birth ...
Sharon wants to know. It needs to know.
On the other hand, his partner, Anibal, interprets that the matter may take away all the legitimate inheritance that would end up in his hands indirectly when Sharon took over his father's domains, in addition to the threat to his own political career in budding.
Sharon will have to fight against everyone and everything to find out what is justice: its truth.
Because only someone like Sharon can come to know what it is like for your world to suddenly collapse like a house of cards.
His parents were not from the purely biological perspective. And that other girl who looks from the other side of the photograph ...
Too many questions to look the other way. The search for its truth will end up becoming its only vital foundation.
The answers are out there, waiting for her to trace the clues back to the origin of her existence. Whoever wants to accompany her on the necessary adventure will be able to count on her, whoever does not join the project of her life will end up thrown in the gutter.
You can now buy the novel The Project of My Life, the new book by Megan Maxwell, with a small discount for accesses from this blog, here: