The equivalent of Elisabet benavent in Ireland it is cecelia ahern. Both belong to a generation that approaches the romantic genre with greater nuances than the classic romantic stories made in. Danielle Steel or others of its rope. As we always say, neither better nor worse, just different. Because when it comes to feeling the potato beat wildly, everyone has their cadences ...
At barely twenty years old, Cecelia Ahern already launched herself into literature as another option within her creative and artistic concerns. Of course, being the daughter of a Prime Minister of Ireland, Bertie Ahern, would help in this search for outlets for the young woman's creative vision...
But the point is not to arrive, but to stay. Because although it is easy to climb into certain spheres when one has a good godfather, the people, the public, the readers are ultimately sovereign in determining where the scam is and where the possible creative genius is. And Cecelia, years later, continues to publish books and gain new readers all over the world.
Top 3 Recommended Novels by Cecelia Ahern
The last letter
Holly's calm fades when she is approached by a group calling itself the PS club: I love you. The members of the club, inspired by the latest letters from her husband Gerry, want Holly to help them with her own goodbye messages for their loved ones. Holly is clear about one thing: she will in no way allow herself to be dragged into the duel she left behind. It has taken her seven years to reinvent herself, and she is ready to move on. But in the end he realizes that when you love someone, there is always something more to say
Perfect: An unexpected ending
A second part that breaks with the trend that it can never be better than the first installment. Celestine North lives in a society that demands perfection. After being marked as imperfect by the Court, her life has been completely fractured and she has lost all her freedom.
Judge Crevan has declared her public enemy number one, she has turned into a ghost and is on the run with the complicated and irresistible Carrick, the only person she can trust. But Celestine has a secret capable of ending the entire system that divides people between perfect and imperfect.
Judge Crevan is in the lead, and time is running out for Celestine. The tension around her is mounting, forcing her to choose between saving herself or risking her life to save all the Imperfects. And, what is more important: will it be able to prove that being human is, in itself, being imperfect?
If you could see me now
A story with a huge heart ... and just a little bit of magic. Everything in Elizabeth Egan's life has its place, from coffee cups to work materials. Order and precision help her keep her life under control and escape the pain she has suffered in the past. While maintaining her business, Elizabeth must grudgingly act as a mother to her nephew, so she has little room for error and, of course, for fun.
But one day someone unexpectedly enters his life. The mysterious Ivan is a spontaneous, carefree and always looking for adventure, quite the opposite of Elizabeth. Ivan will find the love of his life even before she sees him, and will teach her that life is only worth living when we allow ourselves to be blinded by its coloring and causing confusion. But just when Elizabeth starts to trust him, it turns out he's not who she thought he was ...
