Varela de Mar es un pueblo pequeño y tranquilo. Doscientos treinta y tres habitantes. Una playa que desaparece cuando sube la marea. Un faro abandonado.Por eso Alba no lo visita desde hace cinco años. Bueno, por eso y porque allí fue donde aprendió lo que duele el amor y la herida aún escuece.Sin embargo, en Varela también está Pelayo, su abuelo, que ha comenzado a olvidar y que ahora la necesita. Y también los recuerdos que dejó en sus calles cuando se marchó sin mirar atrás. Y Enol. El chico de las conversaciones raras, la obsesión por las mareas y que parece haber nacido en la época equivocada.Un regreso inesperado, un faro lleno de secretos y dos historias inacabadas que, quizá, se merecen la oportunidad de un nuevo final.
This is a story about Alba returning to her small hometown to care for her grandfather, who is starting to forget things, and confronting past loves and secrets hidden in a lighthouse.
Expected outcomes:
Alba's return to Varela is not just a physical journey but a confrontation with her past, including love and heartbreak.
The memories of that last summer still affect her, and she is forced to deal with them again.
Alba is stuck in Varela to take care of her grandfather, which is due to her unstable life, and inability to make commitments.
This creates a sense of internal tension, as she is not sure what she wants in life and is troubled by the memories she left behind.
Pelayo, Alba's grandfather, starts to forget things, which is why Alba is there to care for him.
He is still attached to his lighthouse and often asks about the sea, but he must accept the change and decline in his mental state.
Enol's first love is Alba, but she left five years ago. Now that she is back, their shared past comes back again.
Varela feels peaceful to him, but there is a storm coming with Alba's presence in the little town.
Readers who enjoy romance novels with a touch of mystery, family drama, and stories set in charming coastal towns. The book appeals to those interested in themes of memory, second chances, and the complexities of love.
The book is a contemporary romance novel, set in modern times. The historical context is not a major element, but the setting in a small coastal town evokes a sense of timelessness and tradition, contrasting with the characters' modern lives and concerns.