One of the authors who with greater strength is gaining integers in the literary panorama of the romantic genre in Spain is Sara Ballarín. With his previous novel With you in the world, this writing made it clear that his thing is to build romantic stories in their broadest consideration. In other words, their stories are steeped in love and heartbreak, nostalgia, hopes and dreams that may or may not become.
A universe of feminine vital sensations is spreading as this author delves into her new literary proposals, with the result of full readings in her emotional section.
In the case of Lena's Flight we meet a wealthy young woman who nevertheless lives in her particular shipwreck, with that feeling of someone who has the supposed material happiness that is useless in terms of the sparks of authentic happiness.
Lena has her fuck buddy, a practical and routine love that is reproduced with the same vital cadence as the challenge of things that orbit in her emptiness. Until something ends up breaking into his life with that violence of need, with the energy capable of generating new impulses towards momentous decisions.
Lena thought she could hardly expect anything from her father. The exercise of his partenidad was reduced to the fleeting encounters between trip and trip. The literature that had given her father glory long ago distanced her from it, as if he inhabited all those settings in the books he wrote.
But sometimes we have an incomplete idea of the people around us ... When her father gives her an old book, with the memories of her grandmother, the young Lena starts reading with relish.
What Lena discovers in the hitherto diffuse figure of her grandmother opens her eyes to the harshness of other times, to a really hard way of living on the wire. But above all, what Lena discovers between those pages is who her new heroine will be, a woman who carried her blood and who fought all her time to achieve freedom in all areas, even facing the expensive price of peering into her last days. In advance.
You can now buy the novel Lena's flight, the new book by Sara Ballarín, here: